Sentence examples for sufficient academic from inspiring English sources

The target schools tend to have students with sufficient academic ability to go to university.

"It is ludicrous that a student deemed to be of sufficient academic merit is deemed incapable of budgeting to ensure they have enough money to live on.

Under the law, schools that steadily fail to show sufficient academic progress face a range of penalties, from paying for private tutoring, to transportation costs for children transfering out, to eventual firing of a school's entire staff and management.

He set his heart on attending that college upon graduation, but it took him four more years to qualify for admission, two of them spent working odd jobs to save enough money to enter Los Angeles City College, and two acquiring sufficient academic credits there.

"At the present time, your College Board tests do not indicate sufficient academic achievement for you to be designated an official candidate and receive an application packet," said the letter late last fall from an admissions official to the student, Daniel Wurangian of John F. Kennedy High School in Granada Hills, outside Los Angeles.

The CSR literature on Ghana and other African countries used to be scanty and could still be argued to be less exhaustive in comparison to a developed country's CSR research; but there has been sufficient academic interest in the subject in recent times prompting Tuokuu and Amponsah-Tawiah (2016) to suggest that the concept was no longer nascent in the West African country.

The hospital-based practice demonstrates that a financially self-sufficient academic practice is possible, while the others show that care delivery to disadvantaged populations can be conducted at costs similar to those of a teaching practice.

This is a serious misconception as the pool of Malawian doctors currently in training is simply too small to produce sufficient experienced academic senior staff.

This may be sufficient for basic, academic research, but in clinical practice, where decisions are made about individuals, more reliable instruments are required; 0.90 as the bare minimum and 0.95 as the golden standard for instruments.

Tenure is surely an imperfect system, but I haven't found an alternative that provides sufficient protection of academic freedom.

Faculties struggle with getting more tutors for small group seminars and a sufficient number of academic teachers with specialized palliative care background.