Sentence examples for daily academic from inspiring English sources

Many of my most interesting research ideas came to me outside of my office and daily academic environment.

Siow Wei Chu and her husband, Harry Sze, Chinese immigrants, asked that their daughter Jane be given a bilingual aide in her second-grade class at P.S. 203 in Queens, along with extra daily academic support.

In July, she enrolled her son, James, a third grader, at P.S. 41 and visited the Region 9 office to get him the same services he had in New Jersey -- speech therapy and daily academic help from a special ed teacher.

Also students were forced to do away the practice of "copy and paste" involved in their daily academic work.

ELEVATE New Orleans works toward this objective by combining qualified basketball coaching and strength and conditioning training with daily academic tutoring, ACT/SAT test prep, life skills workshops and nutrition education.

According to an article in BNA Patent, Trademark and Copyright Daily, academics and those who represent the Internet community support Position Paper B. This proposal recommends the addition of 500 new gTLDs within three years.

Among them, in old family homes, is a wondrous literary past that was in danger of disappearing but may now, with luck, be preserved.Scholars are scrambling to preserve thousands of manuscripts that detail daily and academic life hundreds of years ago on the edge of the Sahara desert.

In a June 28 article in China Daily, Chinese academic Shi Lan wrote that overseas groups "love to call usurpations acts of 'independence and religious freedom,'" painting the struggle for the right to worship freely as somehow tied up with violent incidents about which scant information is known to anyone but the Chinese government.

Nurses attending to patients enrolled in the after phase of the study received daily bedside academic detailing (one on one instruction) by the ICU Dietitian.

In this section, medical students indicated whether they used social media for personal or professional purposes, how frequently they used social media sites (never, rarely, several times a month, several times a week, and daily), their academic year, and gender.

Almost daily, Moscow academics and journalists lecture on topics ranging from the history of civil disobedience to the uses of monuments in urban space; I recently delivered a lecture on the meaning of journalistic objectivity.