Sentence examples for difficult academic from inspiring English sources

A common thread in conversations about how difficult academic writing can be is the persistent feeling of not being ready to write.

Don't kick it!" Later, the four boys come forward, stand in fifth position and begin a difficult academic dance: brisk beats; quick, precise turns.

The major New Critics and New York critics were followed by major but difficult academic critics, who preferred theory to close reading.

So the temptation, particularly for schools with less promising intakes, is silently to abandon difficult academic subjects for easier vocational ones.

A learning style is defined as the way in which a person 'begins to concentrate on, process, internalize, and remember new and difficult academic information' (Hall 2008, p. 6).

The graduation rate King announces is expected to draw particular attention because more difficult academic requirements took effect this year.

Cricket is difficult, obscure, academic.

He adds that it's difficult for academic scientists who want to do ground-breaking research to avoid spending a good deal of their time embroiled in academic politics, and it's also difficult for them to effect change.

"It's much more difficult for academics to take maternity leave than support staff or administrators in higher education," says Ellen Pugh, senior policy adviser at the Equality Challenge Unit, a charity seeking to improve diversity in higher education.

At the start of April the coalition government introduced an immigration cap that makes it incredibly difficult for academics from outside the EU to secure the right to work in Britain.

I started to search for a job compatible with my obligations as a mother of two young children, which is still difficult for academics.