Sentence examples for competitive scholars from inspiring English sources

It was this kind of thing during the hunt on the documentary: gardeners, friends who were eager to cash in, competitive scholars with differing opinions that existed I was sure principally to drive me crazy).

It's also just about the only tale Westerners have heard about the days of Chinese silent film, a madly competitive and, scholars say, creative business centered in Shanghai in the 1920's and 30's.

The NOAA initiative also includes external competitive grant, distinguished scholar, and traineeship programs.

And minority scientists sometimes shy away from competitive programs like the faculty scholars, he adds, because they feel they won't be successful.

A society that underfunds its teacher scholars risks its competitive edge, innovative and adaptive creativity, and sense of moral purpose.

In short, I believe the key to Walter's success was his yin and yang embodiment of old-world scholar and modern competitive scientist.

"Our postdoctoral scholars program is very competitive," Yoder continues.

The model that has spread through the community of realistic democracy scholars is that of competitive elitism in a unitary democratic State.

Despite predictions that emerging technologies will transform how research is conducted, disseminated, and rewarded, why do we see so little actual shift in how scholars in the most competitive and aspirant institutions actually disseminate their research?

Few scholars have discussed the competitive effects of knowledge sharing in an inter-person virtual community or explored the rules of knowledge sharing behavior for individual advantage in the community.

"The fact that they're in the Politburo makes them far more competitive than others," said Cheng Li, a scholar of Chinese politics at the Brookings Institution.