Sentence examples for plenty of academic from inspiring English sources

There is plenty of academic evidence to suggest that retail investors are better off with index funds.

I don't know that they did; plenty of academic economists seem to have found Mr Piketty's framework useful.

There is plenty of academic evidence of a bias in the system to back these figures up.

China has plenty of academic economists who, like Professor Xia, favor unfettered free markets and see them as allied to liberal democracy.

There is plenty of academic research that suggests newspapers do not wield the political influence that they claim and that their coverage has no effect on voting intentions.

There is plenty of academic mannerism here ("one might conclude", "I can now introduce", "let me be forthright"), nothing of intellectual substance.

Plenty of academics support the HFTs' arguments.

And, naturally, there are plenty of academics who would support throwing in the towel – who would highlight complexity and controversy?

Plenty of academics, experts and respected pundits have weighed in on the proposed changes to the rules on disclosing executive pay.

As it happens, auction theory has become one of the most fashionable branches of economics, and plenty of academics dream up (and sometimes set up) ingenious auctioneering enterprises of their own.

Meanwhile, there are plenty of academics in Japan and elsewhere who argue it is impossible for a high-wage nation like Japan, struggling against low-cost competitors, to ever go back to a high yen.