Sentence examples for scholarship identified from inspiring English sources
In 2005 she became one of 100 young athletes to receive a London 2012 scholarship, identified as a major contender who would be peaking in time for her home games.
As the rite is described in an early church order which most 20th-century scholarship identified with the treatise Apostolic Tradition (c. 215) by Hippolytus of Rome the baptism itself took the form of a threefold immersion in water.
Her scholarship identifies and analyzes the political and socio-cultural reverberations of restrictive immigration policies in the United States and Latin America.
Modern scholarship has identified most of the Hyksos kings' names as Semitic.
A Facebook post from a US scholarship programme identified one of those on the trip as Trenton Bricken, of Duke University's class of 2020.
Recent scholarship has identified many of the formerly anonymous painters behind these stunning paintings, most of which illustrate scenes from Hindu mythology or the lives of Indian kings.
In this context, scholarship has identified urban festivals and other flagship events as major drivers of urban regeneration.
Prior scholarship had identified potential market to include i) real estate developers – using compost as soil conditioner in landscaping; ii) vegetable farmers – for nursing vegetables, and iii) Waste Management Department (WMD) for disposal operations – as capping material to reduce malodors.
Social science scholarship has identified complex linkages between society and science, but it has been less successful at actually enhancing those linkages in ways that can add to the value and capability of each sector.
A prevailing tendency in modern scholarship to identify atomist tendencies with 'mechanistic' thinking is not characteristic of ancient Greek atomism: the identification was made in the work of Henry More and Robert Boyle in the 17th century.
They may, none the less, be useful to historical scholarship by identifying targets for further investigation.
