Sentence examples for helping academics from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the replication process is so precise, it brings new insights to the original, helping academics and tour guides alike.

One result of all this has been to create an industry of specialist writers and consultants dedicated to helping academics with the story-telling process.

I spend a lot of time helping academics work out how to succeed, both in teaching and in research, and win promotion.

The government could help here: promoting liberal arts to business, ensuring it is understood and appreciated; supporting the professionalisation of the teaching of general skills; and directing resources towards helping academics expand their teaching portfolios.

Since then, it has been helping academics from all over the world, propelled by the humanitarian desire to relieve suffering, but also by the need to defend learning, to safeguard a nation's intelligence wealth in the understanding that it will be needed to help rebuild countries once wars have ended.

This awareness and these new resources have led to new revenue streams that are helping academics fund research and generate even more revenue for universities.

"We think this model will spread, helping academic institutions offer their students a better education at a lower price," she said.

"She was committed to helping academic-minded young people who had potential and were willing to work hard to achieve something," Mr. Ledbetter said.

Lamb said sport was a force for social good, leading to more active and healthy lives, helping academic attainment, reducing anti-social behaviour and even building community cohesion.

Clemmons currently works for a small biotech company in San Diego and recently founded SSC Enterprises, a consulting firm that concentrates on helping academic and industrial institutions successfully recruit, retain, and transition students of color into fulfilling science and engineering careers.

The first conference was held in July 2005 at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), and focused on helping academic and practicing nurses bring environmental health concepts into the classroom, practice, and policy arenas.