Sentence examples for academic stature from inspiring English sources

This is not a typical route for lawyers of his academic stature.

Big-time athletics, touted to offset financing cuts, has cost Rutgers its academic stature.

"So what we have to do now is enhance the university's academic stature and increase its selectivity".

Even with the revenue of championships and television contracts, successful sports programs have not proved to be a panacea for schools seeking to increase their academic stature and financial stability.

Once a proud symbol of publicly financed education for the masses, this immense university -- with 275,000 students the largest in Latin America -- has suffered losses in students, research, finances and especially academic stature that it will probably never recoup.

And unlike its fellow SEC brethren, Vanderbilt has never sacrificed its strong academic stature for athletic success –- perhaps that's why the Commies have not had a winning season since 1982.

In the world of restructuring, few academics hold the stature of Edward I. Altman, the professor who created a widely used metric for predicting when a company might file for bankruptcy.

He said the material gained the stature of academic research once released by the University at Buffalo.

The person who inherits these problems will ideally have experience running a large central bank, international stature, excellent academic credentials and a fine sense of how to communicate with financial markets and the pack of journalists who follow his every move and utterance.

Historians and other academics occasionally leverage their stature into contracts for a novel, but most of them fail artistically.

"I would like to teach as an assistant professor, because it has more stature in the academic community and affords more time to write," she said.