Sentence examples for academic prominence from inspiring English sources

For all its academic prominence, the 107-page report found, the university has plenty of inefficiencies.

But Bryn Mawr, Barnard, Mount Holyoke, Wellesley and Smith — known as the Sisters, those of the storied Seven Sisters left after Radcliffe merged with Harvard and Vassar began admitting men — are thriving, attracting record numbers of high-achieving applicants, who are drawn by their history of academic prominence.

While single-sex schools in the Middle East are protected environments, reflecting women's traditional roles in Muslim society, the American colleges, for all their white-glove history and academic prominence, are liberal strongholds where students fiercely debate political action, gender identity and issues like "heteronormativity," the marginalizing of standards that are other than heterosexual.

Our findings establish that academic prominence of researchers (measured by citation counts) is not among the factors facilitating the decisions on articles inclusion.

Eventually, however, they emerged as fully and undeniably apparent, and he rose to a position of great professional and academic prominence.[2] Suárez's intellectual landscape was marked by the revival of Iberian scholasticism, triggered in part by Francisco de Vitoria.

By the 1990s, fairly abstract methodological disputes over universalism versus particularism faded from academic prominence, and the debate now centers on the theory and practice of universal human rights.

96 98 The negative attitudes of hospital specialists toward the involvement of FPs in undergraduate medical education may not only be due to 'specialty rivalry' for curricular time, teaching resources and academic prominence, but also due to the differences between the 'health and care' approach of primary care and the 'disease and cure' approach of secondary/hospital care.

In part, Mr Hubbard's academic background particularly his prominence as a conservative tax economist dovetails well with the Bush tax-cutting agenda.