Sentence examples for hurt academic from inspiring English sources

People worry that working during school will hurt academic performance.

Ian Whittaker of Liberum Capital, a broker, thinks this ruling will really hurt academic publishers, such as Pearson (a part-owner of The Economist).

There's no trade-off: the research is clear that you don't hurt academic development if you focus on social skills and not just on the numbers and letters side at ages 3 and 4. In cross-cultural comparisons, academic programs in other countries that have the social element that I'm talking about do somewhat better academically in the first grade than our children do.

The study explains that other research has found that increasing time spent on homework by just 30 minutes per night improves math grades, for example, by two full grade levels -- so it's clear that an after-school job can hurt academic performance.

I think it's probably hurting academic quality, especially at institutions where the students are not well prepared.

Expensive journals cut into a library's budget for scholarly books and monographs, which hurts academic publishers, which hurts the coming generation of scholars who must publish to gain tenure.

But, the TIMSS can't be used to determine if homework is actually helping or hurting academic performance overall, it can help us see how much homework students are doing, and what conditions are associated with higher national levels of homework.

One was to stop switching non-English-speaking students between bilingual classes and English-as-a-second-language classes because it hurt their academic performance.

Asked about Earl's opinions that football had not helped Oregon and that Knight and Nike had hurt its academic aspirations, Richard Lariviere, the university president, said, "I don't think that's a reasonable conclusion".

The moves have led some educators, students and politicians in those countries to warn that having fewer international students would not only hurt the academic prestige of educational institutions, but also their pocketbooks.

To say that school systems have been "distracted by years of budget cuts" is indeed an understatement; the cuts school meal programs have faced for decades have been devastating, and ultimately hurt kids' academic performance and well-being.