Sentence examples for give academic from inspiring English sources

His students were big fans of his lectures, and having seen him give academic talks, I can see why.

"We need to give academic subjects more content, something children can get their teeth into," she tells me in a Brixton cafe.

Projects like the Sheffield AMRC, he says, give academic entrepreneurs and business a space to co-operate – something the private sector cannot do on its own.

President Obama, how about initiating a "Travel for America" program that will give academic credit to American students who volunteer abroad?

In addition, there are Dear's accusations that she was asked to the point of harassment to give academic leniency to basketball players last semester.

An "elder brother or sister" who is already providing instructions in fraternity lore is ideally situated to give academic assistance as well.

And I think that's the kind of thing that can give academics a bad name.

Khalilzad became an American citizen in 1984, and soon afterward won a fellowship from the Council on Foreign Relations, intended to give academics practical experience.

The tests are designed to give academics a better indication of their abilities than just relying on the controversial Oxbridge interviewing process and, academics argue, should benefit state school pupils - particularly from disadvantaged areas.

When it came time to sign with a college, he didn't give academics lip service". Keefe signed with Stanford.

An engineering program was given academic accreditation by the national Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.