Sentence examples for some academics that from inspiring English sources

Admati worked her way into a conference at the New York Fed and got 10 minutes to express doubts about a proposal championed by some academics that was receiving much attention at the time, something called contingent capital (defined as debt that converts to equity when a certain trigger is hit).

There have been some academics that have made that case.

It genuinely distresses some academics that politicians today speak many school grades below George Washington's Farewell Address.

The studies also contend that the big airlines exploit their dominance of many major metropolitan airports to charge high fares, rebutting arguments by the airlines and some academics that such premiums have been overstated.

"I'm not trying to impress some make-believe academics that are in my head, but I am aware that some of my decisions come from a rigorous understanding of things," he says.

The formal establishment of the program, teams up some brilliant professionals and academics that are laying the groundwork for this new field.

This is, of course, contrary to the sometimes deeply ingrained opinion held by some seasoned academics that most undergraduates are a bit dim.

While some academics argue that oxygen levels were much higher than today, others argue that biological adaptations seen in birds and dinosaurs indicate that respiratory systems evolved beyond what would be necessary if oxygen levels were high.

Some academics insist that the system is generally sound, pointing out that in the half-dozen high-profile cases where plagiarism was found, the doctoral degree was ultimately retracted.

It's not that belief in God has disappeared, and some academics insist that a sense of "spirituality" is increasing.

Some academics suggest that it is essentially about the royalist establishment's alarm that Mr Thaksin was building a base of public support to rival that of King Bhumibol.