Sentence examples for disciplines in which from inspiring English sources

Skepticism developed with regard to various disciplines in which people claimed to have knowledge.

Instead, just look at most Western universities, at the disciplines for which they are building buildings, and at the disciplines in which they are appointing most new faculty.

Lee C. Bollinger, president of Columbia, said Dr. Sacks's appointment exemplified the university's effort to bridge the gap between the study of neuroscience and other disciplines in which scholars work to understand human behavior, including economics, law and art history.

The other action on Saturday saw the golden couple of British cycling, Jason Kenny and Laura Trott, in the opening phases of the match sprint and omnium, the disciplines in which both won gold medals in London.

This is the most extreme of the freediving disciplines, in which the divers descend to a preordained target depth on a weighted sled, followed by a speedy return to the surface holding onto an air balloon.

Table tennis, taekwondo and kayaking, for example – the kind of disciplines in which British practitioners invariably deal with all the suffering and disappointment endured by athletes in more high-profile sports, but precious little of the money or acclaim.

Students take academic classes as well as specialized ones in the discipline in which they excel.

"I don't care to be called a time trialist," another discipline in which he excels.

"Philosophy is a discipline in which talk is almost as important, maybe more important, than writing," Mr. Leiter said.

After the Alps, the last big test is a time trial, a discipline in which Pantani does not usually shine.

Nowadays, the only discipline in which men and women can compete directly against each other is on horseback.