Sentence examples for has become academic from inspiring English sources
What happened next has become academic legend.
Lawyers acting for 25-year-old Cait Reilly, who was made to work in Poundland for three weeks unpaid, and unemployed lorry driver Jamieson Wilson, who refused to work for free for six months, argue that the supreme court hearing has become academic after the government, acting in concert with opposition Labour MPs, passed emergency retrospective legislation.
Several of his other books have become academic bestsellers.
The relationship between the universities transcends football, as Purdue graduates have become academic leaders at Notre Dame and vice versa.
By the late 1970s, many international architectural, product, and graphic designers working in the Modernist tradition thought that the movement had become academic and lost its capacity for innovation.
"Angels and Insects," a pair of novellas set in the Victorian age, derived from her teaching and, she admits, might have become academic papers on Tennyson and Linnaeus instead.
And I think my record speaks for itself on the Senate floor".At the organizational meeting held in the Old Senate Chamber, Reid was nominated by Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va)., and Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Neb). in a vote that had become academic after the Nevadan locked in the support of a majority of his colleagues following Daschle's defeat.
That debate has become largely academic.
It has become increasingly academic amid an emphasis on standardized testing throughout public education.
Solving deep-seated decline and depopulation - what the Americans label "abandonment" - has become an academic industry in its own right.
