Sentence examples for academic noted from inspiring English sources

He was "highly trusted" by the Communist party's top leaders, the academic noted.

Prof Akin Oyebode, an academic, noted that Nigeria lacks high-speed trains while flights are often delayed.

"That's right," the surprised academic noted.

One US academic noted that the structure of the Global Fund; in particular its transparency, " has created expectations that go in the direction of obligations, not legal obligations but obligations that are more fixed without a doubt".

Another US academic noted "the Global Fund is more transparent, because the funds are entering into an account and there is a transparency in how those funds are used to meet the goal of funding once a country passes it over from their account to the Global Fund account".

Ali Bayramoglu, a liberal academic, notes: "Until recently, losing a son in service of the country was a badge of honour.

Barbara Willenbacher, a German academic, notes that such zealots as Robespierre and Saint-Just made state control of successions a keystone of the French revolution.

So it came as a shock to statistically minded fans when ESPN.com published a pair of articles by Tom Haberstroh, a basketball writer for the site, and Steve Ilardi, an academic, noting that home teams' winning percentage had dwindled from 61.2% in 2012-13 to a mere 53.7% through the first three months of the 2014-15 season.

As David Martell, a University of Toronto academic, notes: "There is no way political leaders in one jurisdiction are going to allow themselves to be dictated to by somebody else" at such times.Forestry experts in bodies such as the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) show surprisingly little yearning for big sums to be devoted to water bombers.

In 1999, a pair of organisational academics noted that there was something curious about Jobs's employees: "People were recruited to Apple with the idea that they would be helping to change the world.

The Carnegie Mellon academics noted that their study focused on a subset of Facebook users, mostly undergraduates who had signed up for Facebook as early as 2005 when it was restricted to college students.