Sentence examples for academic pace from inspiring English sources

With a doctorate in English literature from Princeton, she lectured there on Victorian literature until she decided that the academic pace was simply too slow (though she serves on the Princeton English Department's advisory council).

In prior studies, minority faculty have also reported lower career satisfaction, greater isolation from mentors, colleagues and institutional leaders and a slower pace of academic progress, even after controlling for academic productivity and seniority [ 1, 35, 44- 47].

Learning to reconcile the slower pace of academic research with the rapidity of movement in a for-profit business has scared away academics in the past, he added.

But the leisurely pace of academic life bored him.

The usual pokey pace of academic research seems inadequate when many thousands of lives could be at stake.

Impatient with the slow pace of academic bureaucracies, pharmaceutical companies have moved trials to the private sector, where more than seventy per cent of them are now conducted.

A DfE spokesman said: "All pupils should have the opportunity to study foreign languages as part of a core academic curriculum to keep pace with the developing world economies - this should extend to a range of community languages.

This is partly due to it being a rather young theory and the painfully slow pace of academic research.

During much of his tenure Deasy has had to deal with massive budget cuts that he insisted should not slow the pace of academic improvement.

Truancy has also been reported to be associated with violence at or near school, association with truant friends, lack of family support for regular attendance, weapon carrying, emotional or mental health problems, lack of a clear path to more education or work and inability to keep pace with academic requirements [ 5, 21, 22].

And its style is fast-paced, not academic.