Sentence examples for before academics from inspiring English sources

But trade has also damaged American factories, something workers noticed long before academics measured it.

Mr. Banks said that many players found themselves adrift once their short careers ended because they had put athletics before academics during their college careers.

More guidance for submissions is due in July, and details of each panel's criteria and methods should be published in January 2012 before academics start submitting their work in 2013.

That link has broken before – academics in the 1970s debated furiously on whether the English working class saw any improvement in their living standards in the first few decades of the Industrial Revolution – and in the era of globalisation the debate has now reignited.

Social scientists have documented the primary importance of socio-emotional factors and the need to build trust before academics can improve.

A jeering crowd of hundreds of faculty and students hoisting signs reading "Give Barchi the boot" booed as he addressed criticism that under his leadership, the school put athletics before academics.

Before academic life, she was frequently in the news.

As we've said before, academic peer review isn't perfect, but it is the least worst form of scientific governance we have.

Then, in late October 1977, village authorities relayed the news that China would hold its first nationwide university entrance examination since 1965, shortly before academic pursuits were subordinated to political struggle.

Supreme Court Justices are known for their public reticence, but Breyer appears frequently before academic groups, from grade schools to law schools, and he plainly enjoys the give-and-take.

During his confirmation hearings, Joan Claybrook, president of Public Citizen, said he was unfit for the job because of "his history of conducting research that places anti-regulatory policy objectives before academic accuracy and integrity".