Sentence examples for academic rise from inspiring English sources

They fear that the coming changes may undermine Northern Ireland's academic rise.

But her remarkable academic rise to become the first woman to run a university department in Kenya was due entirely to her closeness to nature.

Educators say Long Island school districts have to budget for rising student enrollment, mandates to meet the state's new, higher academic standards, rising costs of gasoline and heating oil and increasing premiums for employee health insurance.

Podemos has focused much of its appeal on its charismatic frontman, Pablo Iglesias, an academic who rose to prominence as a panellist on TV political debates.

We hear from Education Through Music partner schools that students are more engaged, attendance rates increase, and academic achievement rises.

"In that period of time, academic achievement rose substantially despite severe economic hardships, and the students of the district have benefited greatly from Dr. Deasy's guidance," the statement read.

Stony Brook has seen a sharp increase in demand for counseling — 1,311 students began treatment during the past academic year, a rise of 21 percent from a year earlier.

This air of secrecy, combined with the wacky focus on academic art, gave rise to rumors that the museum might be the outpost of a Middle Eastern cult.

However, the university and the academic inventors give rise to more interesting structures at least in terms of increasing the number of published patents as well as the knowledge diffusion processes, thanks to the rather complex structures that appear to be formed or in formation around prominent inventors and universities.

The in-depth studies of the juridic classical works in Beirut, and later in Constantinople, conferred an unprecedented scientific dimension to jurisprudence; this academic movement gave rise to the minds behind Justinian's juridic reforms.

"We feel we're a rising academic powerhouse," Mr. Rosati said.