Sentence examples for academic strikes from inspiring English sources

After seven years in that wasteland – my studies were meant to last five, but for the incessant academic strikes and school shutdowns – the only knowledge I gained about writing was that mine was not a transitory phase.

Still worse, it has been proposed by management as a way of "limiting disruption from" (i.e. breaking) academic strikes – lecturers' plans to protect their pensions could be foiled by a bunch of obsequious machines.

A lecture theatre at Sussex University has been occupied by protesters in support of a national academic strike tomorrow.

The first, "The Part About the Critics" (which Falls and Bockley retitled "The Part About the Academics"), strikes me as the strongest, in its ability to balance the fantastic with absurd realism the absurd part being how love rubs up against our attraction to, and need to challenge, power.

She also tweeted: "Looking forward to meeting the students at Warwick Uni – manning up and running their own lecture program whilst Academics strike".

The most spectacular of these is Klein herself, a Cambridge academic who strikes others at first sight as "a pretty harmless old don," like her creator.

Mr. Foner's anthology of academic essays strikes a balance between the personal and the abstract, and a daylong conference last month at Mr. Foner's home base, Columbia University, featured the book's contributors and was often exhilarating.

If the absence of the academic is striking in the Tef proposals, so too is the failure to appreciate how important the underlying employment model pursued by universities is in relation to quality.

One of the perils of academic life struck home when my graduate advisor failed to gain tenure, could not find another faculty position, and changed careers.

He said he simply hopes to follow in the footsteps of other Stanford academics who struck it rich in Silicon Valley and went back to teaching.

The difference between academics is striking.