Sentence examples for decline of academic from inspiring English sources

Here is the "good and virtuous" Ernestine lamenting the atmosphere of intimidation on college campuses today, the role of Black History Month, and the general decline of academic standards.

Dempsey has been criticized, perhaps not fairly, as failing to address many of the major issues facing college sports, including the widening gap between rich and poor programs, and the further decline of academic performance among the men who play football and basketball.

The decline of academic performance with increasing age in children with SCA is consistent with the finding of Wang et al.[ 15].

In a nutshell, they find huge declines of academic achievement among students in voucher programs in those three states.

And some classics of the conservative canon would have lost their financier, including Allan Bloom's lament of academic decline and Charles Murray's attacks on welfare.

The 24th edition of the Minorities in Higher Education report provides the latest evidence of academic decline among men, particularly in college.

On the whole, however, I do not see a decline in the quality of academic work.

In UK, there was a sharp decline in the number of academic trials.

A similar situation is seen in India, although private general practice is on the decline due to a lack of academic recognition and any uniform financial reimbursement system.

Today the fear is about the academic decline of the Shelby schools".

A writer in Prospect magazine in January 1999 traced the decline of sociology as an academic subject back to The History Man.