Sentence examples for academic era from inspiring English sources

His Fed-era policies aren't simply less ambitious than those of his academic era; just as important, Chairman Bernanke's policy menu, unlike Professor Bernanke's proposals, has been set up so that the Fed can't be blamed for failure.

Something similar happens to the cold war in "A Beautiful Mind," in which the paranoia and uncertainty of McCarthy-era academic life is reduced to spy-movie clichés.

In 2007, the Bush-era Academic Competitiveness Council (ACC) found that 12 agencies were spending a combined $3.1 billion a year on 105 programs covering education and training at all levels, from elementary school through postgraduate studies and including outreach efforts.

Either of them could revive the era when academic and Surrealist painting were considered guilty pleasures.

Its painful genesis is not lost on Bilic, whose father was a persecuted academic during the Tito era.

Many of the 1,000 or so academic papers from this era discuss its use in treating depression.

It will drive growth, foster innovation and usher in a new era of academic discovery and collaboration.

But experts now credit her work with breaking free of the stiff academic criteria of the era, spurring a new field of expression.

In this new era of academic brand power, the university may be at the mercy of faculty members who are brand names in their own right.

Wieland operated in an era when academic research was only just beginning to be bankrolled by the chains of pharmaceutical companies which had emerged at the end of the 19th century.

Giving people the right to roam freely over publicly funded research will usher in a new era of academic discovery and collaboration, and will put the UK at the forefront of open research.