Sentence examples for back to academic from inspiring English sources
Lucas Papademos, a former ECB vice-president who has been serving as a technocratic prime minister, has said he wants to go back to academic life in America.
As he heads back to academic life and the congenial berth of a Cambridge college mastership, which always seemed his likely destiny, Rowan Williams may be ruminating ruefully – rueful being almost a default mode for him – that it was his fate as archbishop of Canterbury to be head of the worldwide Anglican communion in interesting times.
The concept dates back to academic research, algorithmically obscuring user data, while bulk collecting information, in order to identify larger trends.
Because his previous research was still current--and because he worked hard to stay close to research--Drouzas was able to do something that many before him couldn't manage: find a way back to academic research.
But when professors voice their reservations, the discussion often goes back to academic freedom. .
Although Ohio State is one of the few schools in America that actually makes money on its football program funds that can be diverted back to academic things like libraries increasingly, people are asking if the benefits outweigh the risks.
"I hope and pray it's over to so we can get back to academics and playing basketball.
Does any of the income generated by an academic's project go back to the academic?
They also undermine and devalue the drive and determination new parents often bring back to the academic workplace.
Just as we are staring in shock at the abrupt change of focus, the poem drags us back to the academic question.
The study found that only seven of the 225 public schools for which data was available were able to turn a profit and give money back to the academic mission of the university, without taking state funds or student fees.
