Sentence examples for away academic from inspiring English sources

"Is that late?" she wonders, wiping away academic standards.

But as colleges increasingly rely on these international recruiters, educators worry that students may be victimized by high-pressure sales tactics, and that universities are trading away academic standards by recruiting less qualified students who pay higher tuition.

Learning to reconcile the slower pace of academic research with the rapidity of movement in a for-profit business has scared away academics in the past, he added.

But take away the academic gloss and you have the voyeuristic sensuality of a Robert Mapplethorpe.

Some teachers have complained that enforcing the policy takes time away from academic instruction and burdens them with paperwork.

In each case, the management consultants examined business functions but stayed away from academic issues like courseloads and tenure.

Sinn Fein's Caitriona Ruane is determined to abolish the 11-plus and do away with academic selection at this tender age.

Mr Morton is careful to point out where progress has been impeded by hubris or tucked away in academic literature.There is also, of course, the inevitable warning.

Italian-Americans were steered away from academic tracks, he argued, and then for decades even ­literary-minded Italian-Americans like Talese got a cold shoulder from the publishing establishment.

Unfortunately for many pupils, some schools steer them away from academic subjects and towards vocational ones, which are spuriously treated as equivalent by organisations that compile school league tables.

During this period he was instrumental in turning young American painters away from academic eclecticism toward an acceptance of the rich, real life of the modern city as the proper subject of art.