Sentence examples for academic exit from inspiring English sources

A kind of academic exit vehicle.

-An academic exit poll sheds light on voter attitudes in Ferguson, Missouri.

So it's a weird relief when the novel's passive-aggressive academics exit the stage and M.R. plunges into graphic nightmares of self-abasement and revenge, letting loose the timeless, Poe-like internal terror at which Oates excels.

Students from independent fee-paying high schools in Australia have higher academic achievement at exit from high school as assessed by Tertiary Entrance Rank than those from government high schools [ 16].

"Did you know that women wear high heels to make their buttocks and breasts more prominent?" she asks Leonard, with frowning academic detachment, before exiting the room in a sequence worthy of Python's Ministry Of Silly Walks.

But that figure is remarkably high for a Republican, and later exit polls and academic studies suggest his actual total was as low as 33percentt, still high for a Republican but not as impressive.

Before we get to see the detailed exit polling from academic research, here are some factors that may have weighed on the Scottish votes.

In all cases the year of exit is the academic year of study, regardless of the number of years spent on the course.

Originally formed just over a year ago by academics to advocate Germany's exit from the Euro, they began to flirt with right-wing populism ahead of the European elections.

Today's revolving door has 4 or 5 or more: a player exits to an academic role, a media role, a government role, a business role, a think tank role, and straddles two or more at the same time.

However, it's not only Erasmus+ that's threatened: should the right priorities not be set during the exit negotiations then wider academic collaborations between the UK and Germany will be endangered.