Sentence examples for extraordinary academic from inspiring English sources

These extraordinary academic achievements won him a reputation as one of Spain's brightest stars.

The couple's move is the latest, but almost certainly not the last, twist in one of the most extraordinary academic tales of recent years.

He is an extraordinary academic by any account – a member of both the philosophy and the economics faculties at Harvard – and is helping to develop a new course on maths while supervising PhDs in law and public health.

This may sound like a Halloween special conceived by Quentin Tarantino, but it's part of an extraordinary academic exercise called "A History of Britain," which begins tonight on the History Channel.

He attended West Virginia University in Morgantown for his pre-medical studies, and because of his extraordinary academic excellence was recruited by New York University School of Medicine into an accelerated six year program graduating in 1932.

In 2010, Hayes told the EcoRisk panel in an e-mail, "I have just initiated what will be the most extraordinary academic event in this battle!" He had another paper coming out in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which described how male tadpoles exposed to atrazine grew up to be functional females with impaired fertility.

He lasted only three years in a job at Oxford, thanks to the resentment that follows all extraordinary success in academic life.

Many Koreans place an extraordinary emphasis on academic and professional achievement, said Sung Min Yoon, the assistant project director at the Asian Outreach Clinic of the Child Center of New York.

Even these numbers understate the situation, since colleges provide underqualified athletes with advisers who point them toward easier courses and majors and offer extraordinary amounts of academic coaching and tutoring, primarily designed to keep athletes eligible to play.

"No Excuses" documents the extraordinary record of academic achievement at 18 public and 3 private schools across the country in which three-quarters or more of their students come from low-income families.

Hence, our series will include Perspectives articles that testify to Jim's extraordinary public and academic service and his legendary record as a mentor and colleague.