Sentence examples for massive academic from inspiring English sources

On March 10 , 1999 the day before the #7 seed Gophers were to open the NCAA tournament against #10 Gonzaga, the St . PaulPioneer Press ran a story detailing allegations of massive academic fraud in the men's basketball program.

In light of these well established principles, I am at a loss to understand how an independent investigation of the massive academic scandal at the University of North Carolina could absolve current Tar Heels basketball coach Roy Williams from any responsibility for the fraud that continues to be committed against athletes, in particular black student-athletes.

At the crux of the scandal are classes in the AFAM Department, and the Wainstein Report puts the entire blame for the massive academic scandal on Crowder and AFAM chairperson Julius N'yangoro, who both cooperated in exchange for charges being dropped.

They then find a massive database of academic papers published over a two-decade period.

"There is a massive emphasis on academic and industry partnership, both from funding agencies and lawmakers," he says.

By providing massive financial support for academic research, on the one hand, and compelling companies to enter into partnerships with academic institutions, on the other, it is hoped that growth will be stimulated through the generation and the production of valuable new products for domestic and possibly for export markets.

He began his new job just as the topic was receiving massive public attention and academic researchers were entering the field.

In addition, The following correction was published on 14 August 2011: Plea for online editors to rescue forgotten trove of Dickens gems" (News), said three billion words in the great author's weekly magazine from the 1850s were giving academics a massive proofreading problem.

"Insilco Medicine used massive multi-omics data from academic and commercial partnerships to predict the likely geroprotectors that may have beneficial effects on human skin, and we need a way to test the efficacy of these interventions.

The book reflects a huge academic effort, a "massive data collection effort in three countries" of Jordan, Morocco and Kuwait.

He learned business principles that apply to academic settings by taking massive open online courses (MOOCs).