Sentence examples similar to higher scholarship from inspiring English sources

He said the term sheikh – properly reserved for someone of "a very high scholarship rank", usually aged at least 55 – had come to be used "by lay people or even backyard imams".

As an honors student at Westchester Community College, a two-year institution better known for its vocational and remedial programs than for high scholarship, Ms. Taurisano has gone with eight other talented classmates to study Shakespeare and history at Cambridge University, an ocean and an academic light-year away.

The Hawes Scholars program is the highest scholarship distinction given to MBA students at the school.

Defending that high scholarship of governing is what the Second Amendment is intend to accomplish, if haphazardly.

The Pope, whose Jesuit order is known for high scholarship, responded immediately that Jesus spoke Aramaic, leaving a surprised Netanyahu to say "yes, but he also knew Hebrew".

(The Cranbrook educational community (319 acres) consists of the Cranbrook Schools (private P-K-12), the Cranbrook Academy of Arts (graduate school), the Cranbrook Institute of Science, and the Cranbrook House and Gardens -- it is a community that inspires the highest scholarship in the arts and sciences).

In the United States, where most universities are private and tuition fees are high, scholarships based on merit are often awarded to the brightest applicants to encourage them to attend a particular school.

Case rates were higher for scholarship athletes than for other students and paralleled 5× more serologic testing.

The high achievement scholarship is available for students achieving ABB or higher in A-level or certain other equivalent qualifications.

Our high school scholarship program isn't necessarily hockey related".

Here they are: He announced higher education scholarships for the children of servicemen and women killed on active duty.