Sentence examples for day academics from inspiring English sources

"Every day academics are fired or called traitors by the government".

"Every day academics are fired or called traitors by the government for speaking their minds and telling the truth," said a professor at a major Turkish university who earned his PhD in the US and then returned to his native country to teach.

By day, academic types, artists, bohemians, cross-wearing Christian shopkeepers and fully veiled Muslim women all commingled in the buzzing taxi-filled streets.

In fact, cheating has become an almost common phenomenon and with particularly technology becoming more sophisticated every day, academic dishonesty in universities is increasing and has become a worldwide issue [ 7].

One of the advantages of Possession being built around the yawning, yearning gap between past and present was that modern-day academics could provide some background unobtrusively.

She also turns the researches of her modern-day academics, and therefore the quest of the reader after the truth of "what happened", into a romance, bringing dead lovers back to life.

Hannah J Davies Possession Neil LaButee, 2002 11.30pmm, BBC1 Like The French Lieutenant's Woman, this is a time-travelling romance, with two modern-day academics – gung-ho American Aaron Eckhart and cool Brit Gwyneth Paltrow – delving into the secret lives of a Victorian poet (Jennifer Ehle) and her married lover (Jeremy Northam).

On Monday academics from Oxford University said staff would go if they were not reassured about their future.

As the US supreme court considers a challenge to the use of race in admissions Wednesday, academics and experts are pointing to the University of Michigan as an example of the challenges of admissions without consideration of race.

Before a packed room at the observatory's offices on Arrow Street on Thursday, academics Nicolás Kanellos of the University of Houston, José Luis Garcia Delgado of Complutense University of Madrid, and Juan Carlos Jiménez of University of Alcalá in Spain shared cautious optimism on the language's prospects.

For modern-day academics, a dissertation is expected to contain a thesis, that is, this lengthy exposition of evidence and analysis is supposed to contain a core argument.