Sentence examples for obvious academic from inspiring English sources

If there is an obvious academic difference, at this early stage, between Sisulu and conventional public schools, it is just what one might expect from a school run by a businessman: vigilance for the bottom line and a concern for the customers -- parents and schoolchildren -- all too rarely seen in the traditional school.

Back in his old stomping ground, Al went to great lengths to mask his public school education, despite his obvious academic background.

In theory--in the abstract--the answers to the question of what to do with a Ph.D. are obvious: academics, industry, or government--each with its own stereotypical advantages and disadvantages.

Their secret is obvious: clear academic policies, a sound ethical basis, heavy parental involvement and minimal bureaucracy.

But it wasn't obvious to academic economists in the nineteen-eighties, when Nordhaus and Romer began tackling these issues.

The problem of hidden agendas has magnified as the power of science to legitimate regulation of pollutants has become more obvious and academic research increasingly dependent on industry support [ 16].

As such, you should not rely on such obvious (to academics in the field) information to create the main thrust of your academic argument.

One attempt, conducted by The Lancet in 2000, surveyed international editorial advisors (comprising senior academics with obvious insights into academic publishing) and describes some of the challenges faced by researchers, concluding that information flow, research, publication capacities and indeed health are intimately linked (21).

Immigration is the liberal Trojan horse, something so obvious only academics or intellectuals could miss it.

This may sound obvious but academics are used to competing for scarce NIH funding.

It is obvious that an academic critic, a common reader and a provocative ringmaster all have a distinct but useful place in the arena of literary review.