Sentence examples for academic to use from inspiring English sources

Had it not been for the quick thinking and intervention of a respected community activist and academic to use his wits to diffuse the moment, there may have been trouble.

The Cambridge Analytica Facebook scandal is linked to the Brexit referendum via AggregateIQ — which was also a contractor for Cambridge Analytica, and also handled Facebook user information which the former company had improperly obtained, after paying a Cambridge University academic to use a quiz app to harvest people's data and use it to create psychometric profiles for ad targeting.

The group has grown exponentially, and has enabled students (and academics) to use their critical thinking skills and knowledge of practice in a more creative way.

Mr. Li, who said that Chinese universities preferred academics from highly developed Western countries, especially the United States and Canada, said the schools recruited foreigners by advertising on higher education Web sites, using their consulates to help target particular academics and encouraged Chinese academics to use their personal connections with foreigners to reach out to them.

But as national tolerance grows for the drug, a new study suggests the marijuana in circulation bears little resemblance to what the government requires federally funded academics to use, a handful of special strains approved by the U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDAA).

While the term remains in common academic use, some academics prefer to use the term donjon, and most modern historians warn against using the term "keep" simplistically.

It has launched The Human Cognition Project, to encourage academic researchers to use its data.

"We're seeing the blooming of good academic ways to use computers.

Looking for a way to put her academic training to use, she attended a symposium on chemical policy in California.

The controversial conservative academic offered to use his Fleet Street contacts to get pieces published in his own name and those of others on "major topics of current concern" to the tobacco industry.

The tendency, both outside and within academic settings, to use inaccurate language to describe evolutionary phenomena probably serves to reinforce these problems.