Sentence examples for increased scholarly from inspiring English sources

Challenges affecting development of scholarly trajectories, including increased scholarly demands, growing preference for doctorally prepared faculty, and tenure/promotion expectations and time frames, are addressed.

Our observations indicate the need for increased scholarly attention to the ethical and practical effects of medical crowdfunding for campaigners, recipients, donors, and the health system as a whole.

Research into Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Ghana generally, has seen increased scholarly attention but same cannot be said of the specific area of CSR and International Business IBB), ironically though much of the data on CSR research comes from IBs.

Accompanying the increased scholarly attention, the number of dedicated outlets publishing entrepreneurship-related research has also risen and new journals have been created (e.g., Journal of Business Venturing, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice and more recently Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, among others) promoting the emancipation of the field (Busenitz et al., 2003).

Along with increased scholarly attention, Aradia came to play a special role in the history of Gardnerian Wicca and its offshoots, being used as evidence that pagan witchcraft survivals existed in Europe, and because a passage from the book's first chapter was used as a part of the religion's liturgy.

Changing attitudes to Englishness are reflected in changing attitudes to Larkin, and the more sustained intellectual interest in the English national character, as embodied in the works of Peter Mandler for instance, pinpoint one key reason why there is an increased scholarly interest in Larkin.

This strict compliance doctrine has come under increasing scholarly attack, and a few places now permit judges to uphold wills containing formal defects if the proponent of the will can show the defect in question was harmless to the purposes of the will.

It led Schmitt to an equally distinctive account of the foundations of international legality that has received increasing scholarly attention in recent years (Scheuerman 1999, 141 73; Scheuerman 2006; Odysseos and Petito 2007; Axtmann 2007; Hooker 2009; Slomp 2009; Legg 2011; Benhabib 2012).

Late in his life, the greater availability of Berlin's numerous essays began to provoke increasing scholarly interest in his work, and particularly in the idea of value pluralism; that Berlin's articulation of value pluralism contains many ambiguities and even obscurities has only encouraged further work on the subject by other philosophers.

This policy gap exists despite increasing scholarly focus on the individual and organisational consequences associated with the greater reliance on casual or contingent staff in the workplace (17– 26).

Coinciding with a significant rise in demand for medical education has been increasing scholarly and public interest about how to best select medical students.