Sentence examples for academics admit from inspiring English sources

And anxious, angry European academics admit they are exploring their own exit strategies.

Worryingly, many academics admit to engaging in at least one questionable research practice in order to achieve publication.

Rightists feel left out because the left dominates so much of the cultural world especially the movie business and the universities (only about 15% of academics admit to being conservative).

The academics admit that other factors might play a factor in their findings – for example, those with more sexist beliefs might be drawn to read Fifty Shades, but also that reading the novel might "cultivate sexist attitudes".

Academics admit the findings throw into question the positioning in the university league tables of the Russell group of elite, research-intensive universities above those institutions created after 1992.

Southampton University expert Peter Griffiths, one of the leading nursing academics, admits there are lots of unanswered questions, but he believes if the government gets it right it could help improve the quality of nursing.

Because, as Scottish academics now admit, England's reforms have not just helped universities, but they have done more for the poorest students.

SEHS aim to provide high-achieving students with a challenging academic experience and admit students based on prior academic performance.

First we, the non-elected elite class of progressive academics, have to admit our faults, our bad faith and arrogance toward those seen — not just by Hillary — as the ignorant deplorables who supported our president elect.

"I am much more enthusiastic than I am academic," she admits.

In a memorable comic climax, ambitious academic Howard Ringbaum admits he has never read Hamlet, instantly wrecking his career.