Sentence examples for formidable academic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barofsky, 38, has a formidable academic record.

He attended the Grieg City Academy in north London where he achieved a formidable academic haul of 13 GCSEs and three A-levels.

He has also amassed substantial evidence to bolster his claims and at the same time elicited a formidable academic counter-attack.

The dry, biting humour Cable displayed during his temporary tenure as leader was a surprise even to some party members who knew him primarily as a formidable academic.

He is more forthcoming on his present marriage to Saskia Sassen, 53, a formidable academic in her own right whom he met in New York in the early 80s and to whom he has been married for 14 years.

"While universities, especially those in high crime areas, do much to advise students on precautions, many students, particularly those from overseas attracted by formidable academic reputations, are often not aware of the risks in the areas around their chosen institutions," Bernard Kingston, the Complete University Guide's founder, said in a statement.

Also controversial, according to some observers, is whether carrots alone can overcome the many formidable barriers blocking change in academic safety culture that the report amply enumerates.

British historian Norman Davies, himself an author of a popular account of Polish history (God's Playground), notes that Jasienica, while more of "a historical writer than an academic historian", had "formidable talents", gained "much popularity" and that his works would find no equals in the time of communist Poland.

(The M.I.T. Press has just issued "Gabriel Orozco," a book of formidable essays and interviews from the academic journal October).

For many years Hundert has taught children of the elite at St. Benedict's, a ponderously formidable boarding school where the sole academic interest seems to be Rome in the days of the emperors.

However, developing test batteries for subjects from over 20 different languages, cultures and differing academic systems seems a formidable task.