Sentence examples for academics began from inspiring English sources

After Proust died, for example, academics began excavating the connections between his homosexuality and his art.

However, in 2006 three Chinese academics began a vast study of the performance of privatised companies, summarised in a recent working paper*.

From the early '70s, math-minded academics began moving to Wall Street, designing complex models to assess risk and predict market movements.

The shift in focus began in the late 1960s and early '70s, when a generation of academics began looking into the roles of people generally missing from history books — women, minorities, immigrants, workers.

The same thing happened after the 2004 elections, when a group of frustrated liberal academics began to posit that the real problem in Washington was the structure of the Senate, which prevented the urban masses from imposing their will on sparsely populated rural states.

University students and academics began believing that the Vietnam War was a direct result of the greed and lies of old men in suits and uniforms.

An Academic Beginning Moving with her husband to Boston, Ms. Sontag earned her master's degrees from Harvard, the first in English, in 1954, the second in philosophy the next year.

Between the talks with community leaders, activists, and academics, I began to deeply respect the Salvadoran people's strong spirit of collaboration and community.

The academic community began to become interested in it, and as some of the linguists went back into the academic community, they took this back with them.

Dean Wellington's academic career began at Stanford Law School where he taught for one year.

Originally a carpet fitter, his academic career began by gaining three sports-related degrees.