Sentence examples for better scholarship from inspiring English sources
Does it produce better scholars and better scholarship?
The school in Montreal said the increase would allow for improved facilities, lower student-to-professor ratios and better scholarship opportunities.
In the late 1930s, better scholarship brought at least some of her achievements back to life, but in 1957 Nancy Mitford wrote a biography of Voltaire that included this period in his life, and that set historians on the wrong path again: it painted Du Châtelet as a cut-out character who had dashing adventures, but for no discernible reasons.
In the late 1930s, better scholarship brought at least some of her achievements back to life, but in 1957 Nancy Mitford wrote a biography of Voltaire that set historians on the wrong path again: it painted Du Châtelet as a cut-out character who had dashing adventures, but for no discernible reasons.
I conclude on a very humble note: the experience represented by the symposium participants far outstrips the scholarly findings of the book, but I am hopeful that discussion of the kind we have had leads both to better scholarship and broadly informed practice.
Scholarship in the open is better scholarship – it can be read and evaluated by a much larger and more varied audience.
But she said that under the state's merit scholarship program, which is tied closely to how students perform on the SAT, about five students would receive better scholarships because the board had raised their October scores.
But waiting may help you get into a better school and get you better scholarships.
Better Scholarships In addition to increasing your likelihood of acceptance, a higher LSAT score is likely to garner larger scholarship offers.
MIT will also host visiting scholars from the policy community to better connect scholarship to statecraft.
As a high school junior, he was a 4-handicap golfer until Pete Morgan, who coaches at the Curl-Burke Swim Club, convinced him in October 1997 that he could get a better college scholarship as a swimmer.
