Sentence examples similar to dominate academically from inspiring English sources
At present, girls are academically dominating elementary school, junior high and high school, college, and beyond with more boys found in the bottom of academic ranks.
Beyond the ethics of academically dominating your peers with a certain chemical advantage, nobody really knows the health risks that come with using Modafinil long-term.
"Why don't you, as Diana Vreeland might have asked, mix folk art in with the more realistic, academically correct kind that has so dominated museums since the 19th century?" She implored curators and academics to bid farewell to the nebulous folk-academic division once and for all.
Although he had done well academically in school, playing ball dominated his life.
A MODEST PROPOSAL for this country's great repositories of pre-20th-century American art: Why don't you, as Diana Vreeland might have asked, mix folk art in with the more realistic, academically correct kind that has so dominated museums since the 19th century?
The research also shows that comprehensive pupils do better than grammar or private school pupils with the same A-level results in degrees awarded by the most academically selective universities, even though the intake of these institutions is dominated by privately educated teenagers.
He said he chose the best school academically, as well as one where he would find a social scene dominated by fraternities.
