Sentence examples for academic later from inspiring English sources

The academic later described the Bush administration's conduct of the war as "dysfunctional".

"It was a very striking moment for me," said the 55-year-old academic later.

So what did the playwrights detect that the academics later confirmed?

"Final codas of farce and tragedy," one legal academic wrote later.

Yet another benefit of breast-feeding: improved academic performance later in childhood, at least for some children.

Sontag, who arrived in Paris for the 1957-58 academic year, later referred to herself as "a self-Europeanized American".

One of her brothers, Foulath, became an Oxford academic – Zaha later built a library for his college, St Antony's.

The children were returned to normal classes from grade 4 (year 6) onwards, but the improvements were still evident three academic years later.

Though the details of the events and his actions in handling them remained disputed, his portrayal as the personification of the "politically correct" academic leader later became the focus of Congressional opposition to his nomination to head the National Endowment for the Humanities.

From the shelves of the London Library, a gem: "Hooligan: A History of Respectable Fears" a calm and witty history of moral panics that have gripped England over the ages, published in 1982, and written by a Bradford University academic, Geoffrey Pearson (later at Goldsmiths).

Brian Schwartz, a professor of physics at the City University of New York, says that in the 1970s as many as 5,000 physicists had to find jobs in other areas.In America the rise of PhD teachers' unions reflects the breakdown of an implicit contract between universities and PhD students: crummy pay now for a good academic job later.