Sentence examples for academic outrage from inspiring English sources

It was, by many accounts, the worst academic outrage of modern times.

To the Oxford academics, the politicians' outrage is rich.

But after growing outrage from academic colleagues who considered the prosecution a fundamental breach of academic liberty, his trial has concluded in a conditional discharge.

That is why an article published in March 2006 by two American academics, John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, caused such outrage.

His claims have brought howls of outrage from academics across the sciences and humanities.

A group of academic researchers were so outraged by an article on BPA written by Gradient's Julie Goodman and Lorenz Rhomberg that they wrote a lengthy response with a table listing all the "false statements" in it.

Social, sporting, cultural and academic boycotts were greeted with outrage when they began at the grassroots in Europe and the US.

The revelation that universities will be able to use the work of staff they have made redundant in their submissions to the Research Excellence Framework (Ref) has rightly provoked outrage amongst the academic community.

The decision provoked outrage from prominent academics across the world and a major campaign was launched to save the department.

The news was met with outrage by many academics, while legal experts questioned whether it could be legal under anti-discrimination laws and senior politicians criticised it as bewildering.

But on Monday, it rescinded that decision after outrage from the international academic community.