Sentence examples for academics looking from inspiring English sources

Another excellent site is SabbaticalHomes.com, aimed at academics looking for longer swaps/rentals but open to non-academics too.

As institutions in Western countries continue to suffer from budget cuts, academics looking for opportunities farther afield are finding that China is welcoming foreign professors with open arms.

House exchanges started in an organized fashion in the 1950s with academics looking to switch houses as a cheap way to travel or for sabbatical leaves.

Dr Amy Holdsworth, lecturer in film and television studies at Glasgow University is one of the few academics looking at disability in children's TV.

McCrindle ended his career not as a fisherman, but skippering a research boat for academics looking at the disappearance of the fish.

One of the academics, looking at a file photo, sighs: "Oh he's young – he looks like one of the Bash Street kids".

So what are the signs that should academics look out for?

"Instead of looking at papers themselves, academics look at publication history to decide who gets promotion.

I asked Dr Ewan Kirkland, senior lecturer in media and culture at Brighton University, exactly what games academics look at.

Sturgis's study, in which he led a team of eight expert colleagues, principally fellow academics, looked at several scenarios to understand what went wrong.

Boards face some constraints from investors and predators, but as long as they do not attract notoriety they have plenty of leeway.To support their arguments, the two academics looked for evidence that weak boards pay powerful chief executives more.