Sentence examples for now academic from inspiring English sources

In any case, the issue is now academic.

He decided to stay and is now academic coordinator at Arcis Patagonia University in Castro, the island's largest town.

Until now, academic scientists have generally steered clear of accepting private money for stem cell studies, fearing that they would jeopardize their federal grants by doing so.

But now, academic language has spilled off campus and into online public spaces like Tumblr and Twitter, and the P.C. war is fought in a new theater.

"As the arrangements for coverage of the next general election lie entirely in the future both parties recognise that the SNP's application is now academic and substantial legal expenses would be incurred on both sides.

His unfinished final novel, The Pale King, is lined up for publication next year; now, academic publisher Columbia University Press has announced that it will bring out his undergraduate thesis, a critique of Richard Taylor's argument for fatalism, in December.

Now academics are eager – sometimes too eager – to be involved.

Now academics call the plagiarism "intertextuality", and relish the very oddness and obscurity of the bookishness.

For hundreds of years now, academics have been sharing ideas openly and building on each others' work.

"But now academics and departments of transportation are starting to see that you can give away too much".

Now academics have confirmed that Facebook users suffer feelings of envy and depression when they check the status updates of their friends and family.