Sentence examples for academic declined from inspiring English sources

Lambert, who now works as a university academic, declined to comment on specific testimony from Jacqui or Francis.

Sexual assaults at U.S. military service academics declined slightly last year to 53 incidences, compared to 58 the year before, the Pentagon reported.

I see leading academics decline to advertise our services, for fear that people will use them.

Today the fear is about the academic decline of the Shelby schools".

The three companies -- Edison Schools, Mosaica Education and Chancellor Beacon Academies -- each make claims of great success in reversing academic declines.

This was the coach who said he returned to Broad Ripple in 1994 to help curb the academic decline that had started in his absence.

But the reversion toward segregation was not the cause of the school's academic decline: both were symptoms of the concentration of poverty that has come to define public schools across most of New York City.

Umist also offered Smith the opportunity to straddle the business and academic communities, which he did with such enthusiasm that his teaching and other academic involvements declined steadily as his business interests grew.

One Oxford academic, who declined to be named, dubbed it an "architectural calamity".

One academic, who declined to be named, points out that there is a distinction between popular philosophy of the sort associated with De Botton, which has a broad appeal but in his opinion not much worth, and accessible philosophy, wherein a master of the discipline – Blackburn being an example – can attract an audience at a higher level.

His academic performance declined precipitously, he failed important examinations, he made plans to withdraw from school, he frequented prostitutes.