Sentence examples for slow academic from inspiring English sources

These days, due to tight budgets and a slow academic job market, there's more competition for them.

"If this practice were widespread, it could further serve to disadvantage vulnerable children, who by virtue of their impoverished social circumstances are already at increased risk of language impairment, behaviour difficulties, and slow academic progress," the latest study says.

Faced with the prospect of attending a failing institution, being unable to pay for private school, or getting placed on a slow academic track, these children must enter lotteries to get a slot at one of the few great schools in their city.

In the mid-1990s a slew of academic papers fretted about inadequate saving rates.

I field-tested all this by reading a slew of academic papers on the subject.

Groat, a former Louisiana state geologist, has headed a slew of academic departments, served on a half-dozen National Research Council expert panels, and spent 2 years in the early 1990s as the American Geological Institute's executive director.

He has a bachelor's from M.I.T., a Ph.D. from Harvard, a slew of academic awards and an unmistakably brilliant mind.

In fact, there are a whole slew of academic articles that employ faulty logic (many of which cite this article to make their own claim on lesbian obesity), small sample sizes, inept research questions, and arguably homophobic and fat-phobic hypotheses, in an attempt to prove that lesbians are an overweight and obese population, and that we have BMIs higher than the average heterosexual woman.

Impatient with the slow pace of academic bureaucracies, pharmaceutical companies have moved trials to the private sector, where more than seventy per cent of them are now conducted.

This is partly due to it being a rather young theory and the painfully slow pace of academic research.

A slew of recent academic research has shown that the credibility of government institutions, and particularly the level of corruption, has a big impact on a country's growth rate.