Sentence examples for academic drive from inspiring English sources
"academic drive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone's motivation, determination, and ambition in their academic pursuits. Example: "John's academic drive has been evident since he started college. He consistently puts in the extra effort in his studies and strives for excellence in every assignment."
It is this very academic drive in lower Fairfield County, where so much emphasis is placed on test scores and the number of students who go on to college, that has made a trade school like Wright seem dispensable, the school's supporters said.
Elements of P.S. 314's program have been copied in about 20 of the district's 30 schools, although few have the same kind of financial support, Teachers at P.S. 314 say that its program improves their students' academic drive and helps them learn a wide range of basic skills.
The school, though, doesn't automatically accept the athletically skilled, but looks at academics, drive and potential, Miss Nolan said.
More vigilant academics driven by finding nuance — those whose names are not attached to DVDs available on Netflix — are typically repelled by the brash assertion the medium of television often requires.
In holistic review, institutions look beyond grades and scores to determine academic potential, drive and leadership abilities.
Dismal academic incomes drive many men out of graduate training and early research positions, leaving numerous jobs for women who are "not expected to support a household".
Prolonged exposure to academic prose drove Professor Dutton to create the Bad Writing Contest, which he ran, under the aegis of Philosophy and Literature, for several years in the 1990s.
In 2004 she somehow parlayed her varied academic and drive-time radio experiences into a job as a co-host on a new morning program on Air America.
Grid computing, just like the Internet, was born out of the research and academic communities, driven by their real need to collaborate and share computational resources.
Uncle Frank (Rory O'Malley) has shown up looking for shelter -- he's the country's foremost Proust scholar but losing his boyfriend to an academic rival drove Frank to a suicide attempt.
Additionally, physicians in urban areas usually undertake a heavier academic task driven by pressure of promotion and teaching for medical students.
