Sentence examples for intellectual improvements from inspiring English sources
EP and VR designed the study, participated on implementation and quality assurance, contributed with important intellectual improvements of the article, reviewed the article and approved the final version.
VJ, DS, RR and CG contributed to the interpretation of results, contributed with important intellectual improvements of the article, reviewed the article and approved the final version.
LC and KP designed the study, performed the analysis and interpretation of results, contributed with important intellectual improvements of the article, reviewed the article and approved the final version.
PERSONAL HISTORY about the author's experiences at Camp Lenore, a primarily Jewish girls' camp in the Berkshires devoted to the arts and intellectual improvement.
The middle regions of society seem to be best suited to intellectual improvement".Marx, who admired Malthus, was equally astonished by the emergence of the middle class.
Diana was worried about… PERSONAL HISTORY about the author's experiences at Camp Lenore, a primarily Jewish girls' camp in the Berkshires devoted to the arts and intellectual improvement.
He zealously applied himself to the systematic reorganization of his diocese and to the spiritual and intellectual improvement of his clergy.
By Diana Trilling The New Yorker, August 12 , 1996P. 56 PERSONAL HISTORY about the author's experiences at Camp Lenore, a primarily Jewish girls' camp in the Berkshires devoted to the arts and intellectual improvement.
John Dawkins was a cabinet minister at the time and said the safety of the students was discussed in cabinet, as well as the potential injection of "a bit of quick intellectual improvement" into Australia's skills base.
Kagan's prescription for the future is that league of democracies McCain calls for, an intellectual improvement over the short-lived "coalition of the willing" of the Bush years.
But many of his arguments are not particularly original, including his most fundamental claim, that intellectual improvement drives progress (v. 2, 307).
