Sentence examples for academically accepted from inspiring English sources

But there is little academically accepted evidence of a causal relationship.

My own field, American literature, entered college curricula later still, not much earlier than 1940, having been dismissed as a mere colonial appendage of English after English got itself academically accepted.

Meanwhile, being poorly defined (Reis and Clohesy 2001; Weerawardena and Mort 2006; Zahra et al. 2009) and being deprived of a universally and academically accepted definition (Brooks 2009; Dacin et al. 2010; Short et al. 2009) justifies the necessity of the present paper.

Salem said he has been academically accepted into Stanford, the school he plans to sign a national letter of intent with on Feb. 2, which is National Signing Day.

Meanwhile, per the indictment, USC accepted academically lackluster influencer Olivia Jade Giannulli after her parents allegedly gave $500,000 to admissions-fixer William Singer.

Is it reliable, or academically acceptable?

Danya, who is in ninth grade, and Arden, who is in seventh, were accepted at academically rigorous schools.

What are the chances that a bilingual student, a special-education student or an emotionally or academically challenged student would be accepted?

But he struggled academically and did not get accepted to medical school.

Or is this unique to medical school graduates, who have clearly been "right" a majority of their lives, at least academically, having exceled enough to be accepted into and graduate from medical school?

Oher struggled academically, but eventually raised his G.P.A., and was accepted at Ole Miss, where he is majoring in criminal justice.