Sentence examples for fledgling academic from inspiring English sources

For all the eagerness on the part of students to understand such events as the murder of a wheelchair-bound American, the fledgling academic field of terrorism is a tricky one.

However, I would argue that early career researchers are actually missing a world of opportunity in pursuing notions of status, and that working in the apparently "less prestigious" former polytechnic or other newer universities can actually be more beneficial for the fledgling academic.

Nate Heneghan was optimistic about his fledgling academic career when he joined USC's teaching ranks last fall as a lecturer in the department of East Asian Languages and Cultures.

In 1969, Cheney was a 28-year-old fledgling academic wannabe from Wyoming laboring obscurely as an intern on Capitol Hill -- and lucky to be there, having twice flunked out of Yale, twice been jailed for drunk driving.

Largely unacknowledged by historians of the human sciences, late-19th-century psychical researchers were actively involved in the making of fledgling academic psychology.

With too many fledgling academics and not enough entry-level jobs into the academy, why aren't institutions and permanent members of staff doing more to bridge the gulf between PhD and post-doc?

Advocates of the East River Science Park say that fledgling biotech companies, academic research institutions and hospitals thrive near each other.

As the fledgling industry grows, young academics with experience in teaching, science, and multimedia will likely find themselves in great demand.

So-called incubators, usually situated on university campuses, provide inexpensive space in an academic setting for fledgling companies involved in transferring technology to commercial applications.

Investors in fledgling companies contend that New York academics are less inclined to seize commercial opportunities than their peers elsewhere.

Much of that money was allocated to the fledgling Center of Excellence for Autism, an academic and health agency responsible for researching and treating autism in the state.