Sentence examples for scholarly degrees from inspiring English sources

After passing the prefectural, provincial, and then palace exam (the most prestigious), scholarly degrees did not immediately ensure an appointment to office, but the more prestigious the degree, the more certain one's career in higher administrative posts would be.

Gaining a scholarly degree by passing prefectural, circuit-level, or palace exams in the Song period was the most important prerequisite in being considered for appointment, especially to higher posts; this was a departure from the Tang period, when the examination system was enacted on a much smaller scale.

Their credentials are measured not in advanced degrees and scholarly citations, but in business and professional achievements, especially the ability to convert their insights into classroom fodder.

The "Messiah" performances offered at Trinity Church by its resident forces on Sunday afternoon and at Avery Fisher Hall by the New York Philharmonic on Tuesday evening could hardly have been more different, though both were attentive (in varying degrees) to scholarly notions of Baroque performance style.

From the 4th century, the degree of scholarly interpretation applied to these epic poets, especially Virgil, was intensified.

Because Brazil was everywhere in her work, and because the Life World Library contains her longest statement on the subject, the book has been granted a degree of scholarly attention seldom lavished on its fellows.

Residents considering nephrology may now be attracted to training programs that will expose them to a greater degree of scholarly work in a less stressful environment.

He was one of countless artists to take state-sponsored scholarly exams, earn an advanced degree and qualify for a career in civil service.

A self-described autodidact who has no law degree or formal scholarly background, Mr. Blum is the driving force behind Fisher v. University of Texas, the affirmative action case headed to the United States Supreme Court that could halt the use of race in university admissions.

A positive correlation of time since degree conferral with scholarly productivity and professional leadership was noted.

degree, a shorter scholarly paper must be written.