Sentence examples for sufficiently academic from inspiring English sources

Butler also remembers how education and a flailing economy failed children who were not sufficiently academic.

If you're okay with the heft of Bryson's book, but worry that it's not sufficiently academic, you could try Patricia Fara's Science: a Four Thousand Year History, which offers pretty much what it promises in the title.

Once LEP students have sufficiently learned "academic" English to participate successfully in the classroom, as measured by a standardized test designed to measure the English proficiency of non-native English speakers, they are reclassified as Fully English Proficient (FEP) and are no longer considered LEP (WIDA Consortium, 2013).

Will these programs sufficiently meet the academic needs of my gifted child?

Although learning was always fun, I just couldn't get sufficiently motivated by academic goals set in that artificial environment.

And the facts here are seemingly indisputable: a new study, conducted by proper university academics, sufficiently large-scale, randomised and controlled, has confounded the experience of countless depression sufferers.

An entrepreneurial environment is not yet sufficiently supported by the academic staff.

As a gireogi mother, Melody's mother felt marginalized and discouraged and lacked the practical and symbolic resources (e.g., informational resources, social networks) to sufficiently assist Melody's academic pursuit.

Make sure the title represents the content of your academic work sufficiently and matches the content precisely.

And are academics being sufficiently supported or valued as teachers?

This paper presents the results of a survey of English Academic Style Manuals conducted between 2004 and 2007, designed to establish whether English Academic Discourse is sufficiently well-defined as a concept to be useful for translation research.