Sentence examples for either academics from inspiring English sources

"I went through school during the Kennedy years, and the high calling was public service, so I figured on either academics or law, and I chose academics.

"For the longest time, the only people reacting to academic research were either academics or people who were very interested in a particular field," says Whitney Phillips, a media studies scholar at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California.

Informants were either academics, working for agencies that run infectious disease surveillance, or specialised clinicians involved in the infectious disease part of the health sector.

During activities either academic or extracurricular I'd participate, help out or work with someone one-on-one while the assistant teacher and head teacher lead the class.

As for modern works concentrating on this aspect of the great man's life and character, they can be either too academic, or not academic enough.

Complementary results were observed with responders intending to engage only a single person in a particular behaviour, either the academic or non-academic, as observed proportions were significantly lower than expected, again indicating a restraint in asking.

Our results provide little support for the idea that the end of raced-based affirmative action at the UC lowered either overall academic achievement or the academic achievement of minorities relative to whites.

Further, it was found that those who have either higher academic self-efficacy or extraversion achieved higher academic achievement.

Throughout his academic life, Marini hoped to become a researcher in either the academic or government setting, where he would continue his research in theoretical quantum mechanics.

The government wants to introduce "hybrid" GCSEs to allow students to study on either academic or applied (vocational) routes.

To the Editor: Misleading errors in either academic research or product marketing should be condemned for all the obvious reasons.