Sentence examples for academic vacuum from inspiring English sources
"It is difficult to believe that one who had a free choice between these law schools would consider the question close," Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson wrote for the court, adding: "Few students and no one who has practiced law would choose to study in an academic vacuum, removed from the interplay of ideas and the exchange of views with which the law is concerned".
Experimental reforms are often founded on the lackluster research of ideological think tanks, who have filled the expertise vacuum left by academics unwilling to conduct policy-related research.
Education does not exist as an academic entity in its own social vacuum: social provision is determined by the social and economic framework of society.
To support himself, he became a vacuum cleaner salesman for a time, but his academic career was resurrected by John B. Tsu, the head of Chinese studies at Seton Hall University.
For deep thinkers, academics and ardent internet quackers, any discourse on "identity" can vacuum up vast hours of precious life.
Also, lumbar epidural analgesia using lidocaine was not associated with an increased number of vacuum-assisted or cesarean deliveries in our patient population: an academic hospital setting, in a developing nation.
None of this happened by accident, and none of it happened in a vacuum; other top universities actively compete against us to recruit the same top faculty and academic leaders.
It was this surviving manuscript that prompted the erroneous attribution – an embarrassment for academics, no doubt, but also a salutary reminder that great artists do not work in a vacuum.
Once again, Sanders has responded aggressively to fill the policy vacuum and now talks extensively of his criminal justice initiatives, often with support from radical African American academic Cornel West and well-known rappers such as Killer Mike and Scarface.
