Sentence examples for call academic from inspiring English sources

Pauline Hanson: The Truth reprints a speech Hanson made to the far-right, pro-gun Australian Reform party in 1996, where she nominates a range of people who exist to "denigrate Australian culture" – "some of these people are leaders of ethnic groups, some are what I call academic snobs, some are in parliament, and some come from the media".

However, due to limitations in my empirical data and research capability, I do not discuss this question in detail here but call academic attention to this question by providing an empirical research study.

There is an opportunity for studies at the MRU that most of investigators call academic research.

A friend recommended a private company called Academic and Continuing Education.

Saunders chose Duquesne after he was turned away from Marquette for what he called academic reasons.

The first school of skeptical philosophy developed in the Academy, the school founded by Plato, in the 3rd century bce and was thus called "Academic" skepticism.

The money, which The Chronicle calls academic pork, is a 60percentt increase over the previous year, the largest increase in the 13 years that the weekly journal has surveyed the awards.

Although he was expelled from St. Albans for what Mr. Steel calls "academic laxity," he found his way to Yale, where he served as M.C. of the Whiffenpoofs, an a cappella group there, and graduated in 1994.

Even a 2005 campaign intended to help integrate what one professor called academic "silos" fell flat with names that made clear the programs were part of a larger whole but were tortuous to say: Parsons the New School for Design; Eugene Lang College the New School for Liberal Arts.

At Georgia Institute of Technology, teaching professors are called "academic professionals".

One example, at the University of Texas, Austin, is part of the Preparing Future Faculty program and offers its graduate students a course called " Academic and Professional Uses of Technology".