Sentence examples for academic stages from inspiring English sources

Last but not least, at all academic stages, a capable mentoring network is needed.

Run by a witchy academic, the cheerless book club labors over the novels of Tanizaki and Bolaño, while the Hanmouth Players (led by the same academic) stage "Woyzeck" and "The Bacchae".

A string of impressive publications can propel a young scientist to the next academic stage, whereas an insufficient publication record can derail a career.

Dartmouth emerged onto the national academic stage at the turn of the 20th century.

Ahmadinejad did so on an academic stage, further boosting his image as a learned man (back home).

As such, they can be understood as a 'traveling technology'; traveling technologies are programs or health care principles that travel between a global (often academic) stage and the local practices and actions of health care leaders and providers.

With its help, she managed to gain academic qualifications, stage experience and an audition at the Donmar.

But the minister's efforts at reform have run into a wave of violent protests, both among students and among academics who like the status quo.Instead of sitting their qualifying exams, Greek students spent the final weeks of the academic year staging noisy street demonstrations.

Certainly, as a whole, the non-Wolfean shows were an improvement on the often arcane and academic fare staged during the brief, stormy reign of JoAnne Akalaitis, who was picked by Papp to succeed him shortly before his death, but who lasted as artistic director for a mere 20 months.

It should, therefore, be kept up-to-date at every academic career stage.

That month, the European Court of Human Rights also upheld a French court's decision that Dieudonne was guilty of inciting racial hatred — the case stemmed from 2008 incident in which he invited a Holocaust-denying academic on stage to collect a prize from an actor wearing striped pyjamas, meant to resemble a concentration camp uniform.