Sentence examples for academic friction from inspiring English sources
Has the academic friction been a roadblock?
"Cramped living circumstances increase the risk of unnecessary friction, undermining the academic side of things as well as the community," one parent writes.
They will no doubt be more comfortable in an environment that closely matches their background, and is less likely to create friction in their academic pursuits.
Despite the continued labor friction on many campuses, some academic leaders believe that universities need to find a way to accommodate unions.
I think it can cause some friction within the university, between athletics and academics, and sometimes even in the community".
Most of those who attend are recent mothers employed on academic or administrative tracks who are experiencing first-hand institutional friction and disregard for family responsibilities.
Friction between the old and new leaders is almost certain to crop up in the next two to three years, academics here say, because of China's percolating social problems.
