Sentence examples for make an academic from inspiring English sources

Security and the prospect of higher salaries may make an academic career look marginally more attractive.

One role for the new think-tank is to make an academic case for China's vaguely backed assertion that most of the strategically vital waters are within its domain despite rival claims by South-East Asian countries.

It might have been this trauma that led her to brood on the complexities of superstition, and to make an academic speciality of the effects of folklore on literature - she is a professor of English at Cornell University.

In 1990, A.C.C. enlisted Raymond E. Lombra, an economics professor at Pennsylvania State University, to make an academic case for preserving one-cent coins at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on the Price Rounding Act.

That might make an academic career potentially seem more desirable, relative to students in the control group".

Part of him is satisfied with how things turned out: He is happy to have had the opportunity to make an academic career in archaeology.

Making an academic makerspace isn't easy.

(Not so coincidentally, Sanders has made an academic study of the relation between architecture and masculinity; see Footnotes, Page 92).

The article also posed serious journalistic questions: What makes an academic feud news, and what is the paper's obligation to try to figure out who is right?

Even so, Ms. Dickerson deserves to fan the same kind of flames that made an academic celebrity of Camille Paglia, and that routinely catapults us-vs.-them screeds to the best-seller list.

I was made an academic tutor to third-year students in cellular physiology.