Sentence examples for most learned societies from inspiring English sources

Most learned societies have gone coed.

The occasion will be a ceremony signifying her induction, along with some 200 other luminaries, into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation's most prestigious learned societies, based in Cambridge, Mass.

Most of the learned societies and research institutes have library collections of their own.

The Society of Geography and History ranks as one of the oldest and most highly respected learned societies in Guatemala.

We consider doctors some of the most learned people in our society.

Among learned societies, the most prominent is the Asiatic Society, founded in Kolkata in 1784.

The Brazilian Academy of Letters, with its headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, is generally regarded as the most prestigious of the country's numerous learned societies.

In addition, the majority of important learned societies, research institutes, and libraries and most of the publishing houses are found there.

Most of Canada's top academics flew in for the annual gathering of learned societies.

While governments in the United States and the United Kingdom have had science advisers for decades, most European countries don't have similar roles and rely instead on advisory committees or learned societies.

More than 50 countries now have at least one academy or learned society that is sanctioned by the state and represented on international councils of learned societies.