Sentence examples for academics whether from inspiring English sources
"In academics, whether you're a student or a researcher, there is an element of competition, but it's secondary.
Endless boycotts of Israel are urged by this establishment, and might yet have produced a counterboycott of British universities by many American academics, whether Jewish or not.
Such commercialism is frowned upon both by German academics, whether from high-minded ideals or low-minded jealousy, and also by the law.
Other academics, whether professors at business school or foreign-policy analysts, can also be swayed or give that impression thanks to external consultancies.
I soon became aware of that when I entered his class in 1960, convinced at first that I was joining the stern and sheltered world of uptown academics, whether I liked it or not.
In China not long ago, in Australia last year, from business people and academics, whether they are old or young, the questions I get are the ones that appeared on these two most common Google entries, and I am obliged to address once more how I feel about "Tupelo Honey" or why I keep returning to Los Angeles Airport.
It's academic whether they've built a car which makes the most of the regulations if it's not on the starting grid in the first place.
FRANKFURT — Greek elections on Sunday could bring urgency to a debate that has been largely academic: whether the euro zone can withstand the departure of one of its members.
And some academics question whether the field is of any use in economics.
Chinese officials and academics dispute whether government policies are discriminatory toward foreign companies.
(That's why some academics question whether StoryCorps is oral history, which traditionally involves interviews by an expert).
