Sentence examples for promising academic from inspiring English sources

By Alan Burdick March 22, 2017 For years, spurious journals have proliferated online, promising academic credibility in exchange for cash.

She attributes the school's excellent attendance records, promising academic progress and lack of vandalism to the building's eco-friendly design.

He abandoned what seemed a perfectly promising academic career for life as what he called "a man of letters".

Don Harper (the excellent Lee Tergesen), a fellow graduate student, was Catherine's boyfriend when she went off to London to pursue a promising academic opportunity.

He then abandoned a promising academic career and ventured out to the Dutch East Indies (now part of Indonesia) as an army physician determined to hunt human ancestral fossils.

A Maine college professor who gave up a promising academic career to enlist in the army, Chamberlain delivers the movie's sharpest diatribe against slavery in a speech in which he calls its abolition a cause worth dying for.

The schools compete, officially and unofficially, while parents debate which offers the more promising academics.

While many colleagues have similar working patterns and are happy (or at least not unhappy) working in this way, I am meeting increasing numbers of promising academics who reject it.

This democratising effect of Wikipedia and Web 2.0 gives young and promising academics more chance to be seen and found.

How Not to Succeed In Academia 04 February 2011 Kathy Weston A once-promising academic scientist tells how she ended up jumping out a window of the ivory tower before she was pushed.

Hell was regarded as promising in academics, but any success in normative terms was counteracted by his deeply rebellious nature.