Sentence examples for academics received from inspiring English sources

She got a job in a different university department, but soon found herself campaigning against discriminatory terms of service that not only meant women academics received less pay than men, but were denied pensions and medical insurance for children.

Over the last few years, both teaching and evaluation of medical ethics have been changing as more Saudi academics received specialized training and qualifications in bioethics from western universities.

The Nation gave a great example of investigative journalism when it exposed academics receiving undisclosed payments from Wall Street.

Not the kind of invite most academics receive, coming from a publication that dubs itself "Hardcore Since '74" and "For the Rest of the World".

That said, the treatment Remainer academics receive is unlikely to be as grim as that which "decolonise the curriculum" activist and Cambridge student Lola Olufemi got from the Telegraph, her image splashed on the front cover accompanied with the (as the Telegraph themselves now concede, inaccurate) claim that she had "forced" her university to "drop white authors from the curriculum".

The finds of the two German academics have received the support of Fausto Freire, who conducts research on biofuels at the University of Coimbra in Portugal.

You're in good company — lots of journalists and academics have received warnings like these.

Gordon: The significant majority of healthcare workers, scientists and academics have never received payments from outside commercial interests.

According to Kapoor, she wasn't inclined towards academics though received good grades in all her classes except mathematics.

Two (1.0%) included primary medical qualifications as the highest academic recognition received, with four (2.1%) stating other academic qualifications.

In geosciences, students who had low self-efficacy but strong academic backgrounds received the same grades as those with high self-efficacy and weaker academic backgrounds (McConnell et al., 2010).