Sentence examples for host of academic from inspiring English sources

But for those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, university life poses a host of academic, medical and personal challenges.

This is a perfectly respectable view, and one held by a host of academic, business and City economists.

After graduating with a host of academic and athletic honours, he entered the University of Toronto's Trinity College in 1965.

A host of academic studies has reinforced this belief, revealing one finding after another on just how differently liberals and conservatives think.

This thesis has since been roundly dismissed by a host of academic studies that have shown, among other things, that the war could not have been caused by drought because rainfall levels in Darfur increased prior to the start of the war.

A host of academic studies have explored the impact of intersections between race and class, noting, for instance, that in states with larger black populations race becomes more salient to the politics of social provision, altering the dynamics of social and political trust.

Noam Chomsky and Ken Loach are among a host of academics, artists and politicians to condemn the suspension of five university students who took part in a protest on their campus.

Aylisli was nominated for the Nobel peace prize in 2014 by a host of academics, as the "first Turkic author to write a novel about the Armenian genocide", referring to the Turkic ethnic group spread throughout western Asia, including Turkey.

Comedy is a serious matter and, as if to underline how much the art form has developed, later this month it will be the subject of a conference, at London's British Library, featuring comedians alongside a host of academics.

After his death in 1997, Mr Bahceli, as the new leader, continued to purge the MHP of its most notorious villains, recruited a host of academics instead, and nudged the party closer to the mainstream.

"In some circumstances, when undertaking a clarification, they've actually expanded the authority in the bill — so this seems to have been an exercise in 'keep vague', at an early stage, have a whole host of academics, NGOs, companies raise concerns about that lack of clarity, but keep it vague so that only at the very last minute — i.e. now — will they actually clarify those 200-odd issues.