Sentence examples for elite academics from inspiring English sources

The Democratic theory requires more fealty to complex models and elite academics.

Ruthless, soulless careerism, a leading attribute of elite academics in the US.

The paper is based on 67 expert interviews conducted with the political elite, academics, journalists, senior civil servants, interest group representatives and the economic elite.

In this paper, we examine the determinants of mobility of elite academics within the life sciences, including individual productivity measures and for the first time, measures of the peer environment and family factors.

Over beers, a few of us "coastal liberal elite" academics and journalists huddled and commiserated about our extended family members in South Dakota, North Carolina, Florida, and Indiana.

He fell afoul of the political elite, academics and critics with his "faculty paintings" destined for the University of Vienna, which depict scenes of turmoil in three big works focused on philosophy, medicine and jurisprudence.

We are in a lower social class than our "elite" academic colleagues.

This strongly encourages the idea that elite academic macro- and monetary economists constitute a sort of secular priesthood.

Reed High School has a similar demographic mix of low-income black and Vietnamese students, but no elite academic program.

In the elite academic world, contention is rife and rivalry is maddening, egos are fragile and stars can easily walk.

Although also academically gifted and driven, they enter college with less exposure to the unsaid expectations of elite academic settings.