Sentence examples for scholarly institutions from inspiring English sources

In those scholarly institutions, there is an increasingly limited pool of institutional respect for scholars and the results of their hard and time-consuming labor--scholarship.

The archive is, in a sense, the victim of its own success.Other scholarly institutions face similar choices these days.

Dictionaries and grammars help to stabilize linguistic norms, as do the activity of scholarly institutions and, sometimes, governmental intervention.

The Griffith is the world's foremost archive of Egyptology, and like many scholarly institutions, it is generous with its expertise.

Oxford houses two renowned scholarly institutions, the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, as well as the Museum of the History of Science (established 1924).

Then last year, after discussions between Mr. Lubell and various scholarly institutions around the country, the archive was quietly sold to MSD Capital, the private investment firm for the family of Michael S. Dell, the computer tycoon.

As a scholarly institution, we are careful to avoid straitjacketing our work into single explanatory categories.

Mr. Buechner established the museum as a scholarly institution whose exhibitions on ancient and contemporary glass traveled to museums around the country.

Recently, the show has delved into the 1692 Glencoe Massacre in Scotland and aired a four-part series on the Royal Society, a scholarly institution celebrating its 350th anniversary.

The major figures in the story were RAND, a scholarly institution that made its decisions with plodding care, and a city with land-use controls so stringent that its name has become a synonym among developers for slow growth.

The sale of the scroll, announced publicly on March 22, has drawn heated criticism from Kerouac devotees, who claim that the peripatetic writer wished his archive to be kept intact and donated to a scholarly institution.