Sentence examples for academic elevated from inspiring English sources

Some outriders, such as Lord Glasman, an academic elevated to the House of Lords by Mr Miliband, openly rejected the New Labour consensus that supported globalisation and free movement in the European Union.Mr Miliband sees this anger as an opportunity.

I think in his mind, diversity in not an integral part of achieving an elevated academic status".

Physicians as compared to the general population or other academic professions are also at elevated risk for other psychosocial health problems such as alcohol and substance abuse, marital disturbances or suicide [ 4- 6].

Children of mothers who did not participate did just as well as children of light drinkers, whereas children of non-responding fathers had modestly elevated scores on attention, academic, and conduct problems.

Academic requirements for athletes have since been elevated, and a college committee on admission and financial aid has been set up to avoid what has come to be known as the "lurch" of the mid-1990's.

It will sling under elevated train tracks, which divide the academic buildings on the west from the dormitories to the east.

Those were the days when from the dais Fidel Castro read the academic results of the high schools with their elevated promotion rate, knowing -- in his heart -- that this was a huge lie created for him.

An elevated train roars through the campus, dividing academic buildings on the west from student housing on the east.

He vetoed several candidates with criminal records and elevated candidates with clean reputations, including an academic from the state capital, Lucknow, who would win in an upset.

In a study in an US academic medical centre in 1997 to 1999, 30% with elevated LDL cholesterol levels received a treatment intensification, and 30% of patients with elevated SBP levels [ 21].

When we limit access to elevated environments, we run the risk of denying children important academic gains and learning skills.