Sentence examples for elite scholars from inspiring English sources
Elite Scholars markets its summer programs as an academic version of minor-league baseball scouting.
Elite Scholars screens potential clients to gauge their suitability for admission to American universities.
"There's a crisis of trust", says Tomer Rothschild, an American who co-founded Elite Scholars of China, a Beijing-based tutoring company.
A slew of arrests for drug-related offences among elite scholars has sparked widespread indignation that more youngsters are choosing to while away their university years in a fug of marijuana smoke.
A closely supervised $14,000 program run by Elite Scholars of China accepted 26 out of 100 applicants who attended a two-week academic course at Wellesley College in Massachusetts followed by a week of visits to a dozen top colleges and their admissions officers.
But the bank's elite scholar, Hussain Hamed Hassan, gave the note a blessing.
But the Dubai bank's elite scholar, Hussain Hamed Hassan, gave the note a blessing.
Wolfowitz followed his father into mathematics, taking courses from him at Cornell, shifted to chemistry and "probably would have ended up a very unhappy biochemist" if not for the intervention of Allan Bloom, the charismatic political philosopher, who was a resident scholar in the elite student dormitory where Wolfowitz lived.
An international elite of scholars, among whom the most distinguished were the Anglo-Saxon Alcuin, the Visigoth Theodulf of Orléans, and the Italians Paulinus of Aquileia and Paul the Deacon, produced a body of lyric, epic, and didactic poetry (both sacred and secular, both religious and political) unmatched in the earlier period.
Among those thrown into a tailspin by this apocalypse were members of China's intellectual elite, the scholar-officials known as literati, many of them artists, who worked in the imperial government.
Matthew Yglesias, an Atlantic Monthly editor who would never adopt Mr Stark's tactics, argues today in the Los Angeles Times that "DC elites"—politicians, scholars and journalists can't be trusted to talk about Iraq.I asked Stark exactly how he thinks that could change.
