Sentence examples for originally academic from inspiring English sources

Originally, academic detailing was described as a multi-component intervention.

Humanism was not originally an academic movement but rather a program defined and promoted by statesmen and men of letters.

Ms McAlpine was originally and academic and started working as a teaching assistant in a school just over a decade ago.

The web is not to be confused with the internet a global system of interconnected networks developed in the 1960s, originally for academic and government researchers in America.

"Dimension" is, perhaps, the key word here: originally an academic – he taught at Manchester University, and was the Slade professor at Oxford when still in his early 30s – Penny's writings on art have been voluminous: up until his appointment by the National Gallery he was a steady contributor to the London Review of Books, and he still writes fairly regularly for the Burlington Magazine.

Originally, the academic theories included in Table 4 were based on PhD courses that had innovation strategy and innovation management at the core.

Created by the Pentagon, the Internet was originally limited to academic and corporate researchers and government officials.

One reason may be that the rapid rise of the internet, originally an obscure academic network funded by America's Department of Defence, took everyone by surprise.

Originally a purely academic question, how a protein folds has now become vital in understanding diseases and our abilities to rationally manipulate cellular life by engineering protein folding pathways.

Abu is an academic, originally from Nigeria.

After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree with second-class honours in classics, Whitlam remained at St Paul's to begin his law studies; he had originally contemplated an academic career, but his lacklustre marks made that unlikely.