Sentence examples for prestigious fields from inspiring English sources
Talented workers are attracted to prestigious fields.
Because they were barred entry to established specialties like surgery, Jews flocked to new, less prestigious fields, making their marks in areas like psychiatry (psychoanalysis was for a while called the "Jewish science"), dermatology, neurology, immunology, pathology and gynecology.
Stanislav Smirnov, maths professor at the University of Geneva, winner of the prestigious Fields medal in 2010 All the way back to Francis Galton (1822-1911), who collected a sample of "English men of science" and noted that a larger-than-chance number of them were first-born sons, psychologists have been interested in birth order and IQ.
Four mathematicians received the prestigious Fields Medal, long regarded as mathematics' version of the Nobel Prize.
Professor Akshay Venkatesh, a 36-year-old Australian mathematician, has been awarded the prestigious Fields Medal, known as the "Nobel Prize for Mathematics".
In January , 1997 he became special agent in charge of the National Security Division in New York, the bureau's largest and most prestigious field office.
But after reconsidering, Montgomerie is in this week's prestigious field at the Players Championship, and he is glad he made the trip.
Modelled on the graduate program in economics at Stanford, the institute, set in lush surroundings, was meant to lure Iran's finest students away from medicine and engineering and into the less prestigious field of economics.
When a colleague asks Megan why she left her brilliant career as a neurosurgeon for the less prestigious field of forensic pathology, Megan replies, "You can't kill somebody when they are already dead".
By pooling their resources across national borders and patiently building advanced instruments at this site for half a century, European physicists have established a laboratory that is about to assume unchallenged leadership in a prestigious field their counterparts in the United States had pioneered.
However, instead of practicing as a veterinarian and making lots of money as such, my destiny was decided for me when, having topped my class, I was given the honour of joining academia--a prestigious field reserved only for those selected to be the best future teachers and researchers.
