Sentence examples for of both academic from inspiring English sources

A survey by the Wall Street Journal found that large majorities of both academic monetary economists and Wall Street forecasters preferred Ms Yellen.

He was also a master literary stylist, of both academic and popular appeal, and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1927.

With first semester just getting under way at most colleges, bringing with it the certain prospect of both academic and social pressure, The Times decided to undertake an experiment in quality control of the current offerings.

That's why, over the last few years, Keele University has evaluated its offering to recognise the importance and value of both academic curriculum and co-curricular activities in developing the range of skills and attributes that are important for graduates.

What kind of impact has it had on the student and is there evidence of that in the file?" Admissions officers at Duke like to think of a prospective student in terms of both academic and personal qualities.

The above arguments show there are reasons of both academic and practical natures to improve quality assurance in crime scripting.

Understanding the genetic relationships of folding-related deformation structures is of importance for both academic and industrial purposes.

The context is of interests to both academic researchers and application engineers.

Dr. McCaughey has written hundreds of articles for both academic and popular publications.

Harvard, in third place, remains the favourite of both academics and employers.

Now, however, a new set of ideas is beginning to win the attention of both academics and politicians.