Sentence examples for academics devoted from inspiring English sources

At the same time as academics devoted themselves to the systematic study of this new analytical category, however, real-estate developers were applying it as a refined strategy.

Former Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold laments that companies and even academics devote so little to the direct pursuit of invention.

I understand fears that reducing the amount of time and effort that academics devote to assessing and being assessed will downgrade their influence on the process.

Any of the Brunetti books would make a good holiday companion, largely because Guido and Paola (an academic devoted to Henry James) are people you would like as friends.

Many academics have devoted their careers to criticising the overblown commercial projects of mega-events, the exemplar of which is the Olympic Games.

Although he began his career in academics, he devoted the most time and energy to the official history.

Once an underexplored bond, academics have devoted great energy in recent years to assessing the connection between hockey and Canada.

There's an entire academic journal devoted to studying the links between noise and health.

Last May, the University of East Anglia hosted Symfrozium, the world's first academic conference devoted to the film.

Perhaps he was thinking of his own academic career, devoted to the mechanics of the Great Depression, 80 years ago.

There have been special issues of academic journals devoted to her legacy, and conferences commemorating her many important publications.