Sentence examples for academic tract from inspiring English sources

More recently, Steven Spielberg's film Schindler's List played an even more important role in spreading awareness to vast audiences which would never struggle through an academic tract on the subject.

I'm ordering that book now, although, bizarrely, I see it's distributed by Penguin in Australia, which in India has just bravely pulped all copies of an academic tract on Hinduism for fear of, yes, causing offence.

However, each PI must also take a lead role in training outside the academic tract and those who chose these alternative careers must not be stigmatized.

He seems widely read, alluding in his own writing to everything from the poetry of Tennyson to academic tracts on economic history.

Why not bring back Yaa Asantewaa, the famous Ghanaian female warrior?" Yaa Asantewaa – who led Ghana's Ashanti people into battle, famously defeating the imperial British army – has until now only been accessible through oral history and dense academic tracts.

Marilyn Mayo, a senior research fellow at the ADL, told me that not only is Identity Evropa ramping up its recruiting efforts for the new school year, but the group is trying to justify its white supremacist views with academic tracts through the far-right Arktos Media publishing company.

The students tested in these countries have already been selected and separated before middle school into "academic" and "vocational" tracts while we include all our students.

Academics warned several years ago that the Barind Tract – the area of north-west Bangladesh where Rajshahi and the drought-hit villages lie – was particularly vulnerable, as a proliferation of tube wells tapped into groundwater faster than it could be replenished by rains.

He has written several books on government innovation, tracts that helped land him a academic post at Harvard University, where he worked until Mr. Bloomberg recruited him to work at City Hall.

So it was with his speech to the United Nations General Assembly earlier this month, in which he denounced George Bush as "the devil" and the "tyrannical president of the world", and plugged an anti-imperialist tract by Noam Chomsky, a far-left American academic.

In this study, we wanted to assess the effects on antibiotic prescribing for acute respiratory tract infections of a multifaceted intervention based on academic detailing by peers to general practitioners in existing continuing medical education groups.