Sentence examples for academics up from inspiring English sources

But UK BME staff still account for just 5.9% of academics – up from 4.8% in 2003.

The rules of the 2008 RAE, now published by the Higher Education Funding Council for England on its website (www.hefce.ac.uk), are being frantically picked over by academics up and down the country.

The IFS does receive support from taxpayers through the Economic and Social Research Council, but so do academics up and down the country, who would be horrified at the idea that it made them beholden to politicians' demands.

The winners, given in a Japanese summary of major budget items by the Ministry of Education, include a near tripling of funding, to $107 million, for several new and expanded "green initiatives" intended to make Japan a low-carbon society and grants for basic research by academics, up 1.7% to $3 billion.

It has helped an academic build up academic credit, which is required to get grants, and get jobs.

It was just two weeks after his picture ran in the Daily Sentinel for being named a National Merit Scholar semifinalist, a feat that flagged him as an academic up-and-comer in the East Texas community.

Other state governments are imposing similar cuts.Unsurprisingly, German academics are up in arms.

In an experiment in California, academics set up a jam tasting booth in a store.

The advantage of university-based admissions is that academics end up choosing the people they really want to teach.

She and an assortment of academics end up in a hotel room, drinking and lounging on the bed.

Adam Bourne, lecturer in public health at LSHTM, said Antidote's research has made academics "stand up and think 'hang on a minute'".