Sentence examples for past academic from inspiring English sources

Many of those problems were rectified during the past academic year, Mitchell said.

In the past, academic medical centers were typically the first to obtain and use new technologies.

Better to assert one's knowledge unequivocally, especially if past academic honours certify one's claims of expertise.

HEC School of Management in Paris enrolled 181 full-time MBAs in the past academic year compared with 233 the previous one.

Enrolment on Aston Business School's MBA, for example, more than halved in the past academic year, falling from 129 students to 59.

Osborn also told prosecutors that they couldn't cite Hasan's interest years ago in conscientious objector status and his past academic presentations.

They can give investors an instant picture of what has happened in the past; academics are very dubious that they have anything to tell us about the future.

In the past, academics relied on consultancies to package and sell their ideas; now they are doing the packaging and selling themselves.

Mr. Dewar, of the University of Melbourne, said that in the past, academics might have been at a disadvantage if they focused on teaching rather than research, but those who now wanted to concentrate on teaching would benefit from the new roles.

In the past, academics just didn't comprehend the chartists' argot, which is filled with terms like "double top" -- the pattern that is formed after two successive rallies end at more or less the same price, which is thought to signal weakness in a stock's share price.

A forthcoming book, Lost for words: how can journalism survive the decline of print?, contains 50 essays by editors (current and past), academics, commentators and newspaper executives.* In something of a sneak preview, here is an edited version of one chapter, "If print dies so does freedom", by journalist TIM CROOK, professor at Goldsmiths, University of London.