Sentence examples for fields of academia from inspiring English sources

In its latest effort to expand its profile beyond the publishing world, the National Book Foundation has appointed three new board members from the fields of academia, journalism and education.

It may be carefully concluded that some critical ideas in futures studies, such as uncertainty and the idea of various futures, have successfully diffused into other fields of academia and are also recognised amongst politicians.

Could this kind of disparity exist only in the aforementioned fields of academia (authorship, editorial board members, professoriate)?

Additionally, our findings indicate that there is currently no assessment that can effectively quantify broader conceptual understanding across multiple fields of academia.

The project was overseen by project staff at BU SPH, a team of professional facilitators with experience facilitating a prior consensus conference (Sclove 1997), and a steering committee [see Supplemental Material A (http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/0800037/suppl.pdf)], which included seven experts from the fields of academia, government, industry, and advocacy.

However, the field of academia is dominated by temporary contracts.

Fan studies is now a fertile field of academia, while pop stars such as Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga are increasingly canny about managing their fans.

After all, Dow's project sounds a lot like "whiteness studies", which is an actual field of academia I've recently encountered.

"But what a field of academia I'm in!" He explained that he'd been exchanging e-mails with a colleague in Jerusalem about possible textual antecedents — say, in the Zohar or the Sefer Yetzirah — for soul-mate poaching, and they had been unable to come up with any.

Being realistic, there are a relatively small number of potential winners in each field of academia.

Later in 1997, Jed Emerson and Stephen Thake carried this concept into the field of academia.