Sentence examples for scholars beyond from inspiring English sources
Therefore, to supplement the Sisk data, we include health law scholars beyond those based at law schools.
The leaders of the program, Adam Brickman, PhD, and Stephanie Cosentino, PhD, associate professors of neuropsychology, hope they will be able to stay in touch with STAR U scholars beyond the eight-week program.
Lichtman concluded by recommending the work for academic scholars: "Beyond the First Amendment is an intriguing and important contribution to the literature on free speech.
We feel the SES framework will help scholars move beyond academic debates and towards a shared understanding of the potential and limitations of PES as a policy mechanism for addressing complex ecosystem service management problems in diverse SESs.
"Hildegard of Bingen's Theology of Revelation". In From Knowledge to Beatitude: St. Victor, Twelfth-Century Scholars, and Beyond.
Works such as Beckert's Empire of Cotton: A Global History (New York, 2014) have put American developments in a global perspective, helping scholars see beyond national boundaries to interpret American slavery within wider patterns of power, trade, and labor exploitation.
They also reported that their relationships with the GAIA staff and other scholars extended beyond the element of monetary support.
There needs to be a very compelling reason why we would consider extending any visiting scholar appointment beyond the 2nd year.
If Ochs were to continue that policy, he would be honor-bound to publish letters in support of Hitler, however anti-Semitic — and that he could not bear.... Nonetheless, as the Holocaust scholar Deborah E. Lipstadt demonstrated in "Beyond Belief," her 1986 book about press coverage of the Final Solution, the Times frequently buried important news stories instead of putting them on page 1.
Unlike other scholars, George expands beyond a single religious tradition or medium.
Although a perfect classification lies at present beyond scholars' grasp, certain criteria, both positive and negative in nature, may be suggested for building and judging classifications.
