Sentence examples for cost academic from inspiring English sources

Third, almost no one is taking advantage of the proliferation of no cost or low cost academic content available on the Internet.

The bursaries, along with donations to the school, will help fund affected students' short-term living costs, academic supervision and the provision of studio space.

If a book or paper could be written either during the research time that universities still, just about, make available or during a period in which the scholar or scientist in question receives external funding for the notionally additional costs, academics are now obliged by their universities to opt for the latter.

Savings in health care costs may outweigh costs of academic detailing if the reinforcement of improved behaviors leads to sustained behavior change.

Breaking down my £3,495 tuition fee into cost per academic week suggests that I am paying £18 per hour for time spent in lectures.

A boycott of the scientific publisher Elsevier, which stemmed from a provocative blog post by a Cambridge University mathematician last month decrying the prohibitive cost of academic journals, has grown to more than 5,700 researchers, Thomas Lin reported.

Emily Eakin ("More Ado (Yawn) About Great Books," Education Life, April 8), who prides herself on majoring in literature without having read the classics, demonstrates the high cost of academic fashion in American higher education.

Now this issue is receiving wider attention, I hope sufficient pressure will develop to force radical changes to the way research is communicated, not only between scientists but also between scientists and the public, because this is not just about the exorbitant cost of academic journals and the behaviour of the industry that publishes them.

In a letter to the trustees dated March 28, pecked out on one of the old manual typewriters on which he has written 17 books and more than 100 essays, Mr. Hoagland wrote, "I have never seen a faculty as intimidated and unhappy as Bennington's is now, nor autocratic power exercised so quirkily and punitively by a college president, at such a cost to academic freedom".

They hope that a victory by the governing Liberals, who have a commanding 20% to 25% lead in the polls, will lead to additional support for the cost of academic research.

In fact, remedial courses — also called developmental education — may drive students to drop out because they add time and cost to academic programs while not necessarily being relevant to them, the study found.