Sentence examples for sustained academic from inspiring English sources
"The important key is sustained academic progress," said Charles B. Zogby, secretary of education in Pennsylvania.
If in the context of literary history admiration can be said to entail sustained academic interest, and love to consist of centuries of popularity among both scholars and laymen alike, Dryden seems to have spoken for posterity.
Researchers often cite public opposition as a critical factor in the success or failure of disinvestment processes [ 6, 7], and yet until very recently [ 8] there has been little sustained academic engagement with the nature and dynamics of this opposition.
Establishment of the Columbia Center has provided us with the impetus, enthusiasm, and institutional support necessary for embarking on a sustained academic endeavor.
Columbus has had a "long history of sustained academic failure" and "chronically poor performance and low demand," Santiago Taveras, a deputy chancellor, told the standing-room crowd.
Dr. Soetoro's most sustained academic effort was her 1,043-page 1,043-pageon, "Peasant Blacksmithing in Indissertationviving Against All Odds," comPeasantin 1992 and Blacksmithingears of research.
Headmaster Stephen Morris said: "We have recently announced ambitious development plans for the school, including the provision of a sixth form, and we look forward to sustaining academic excellence up to the age of 18 in due course".
During the late 1960s and early '70s, there was increasing concern in both the United States and Canada regarding the need to create a leadership corps of clinician-scientists to sustain academic medicine.
As an education advocate for all children with a focus on foster youth I believe PTA's National Standards for Family -- School Partnershiss is one of the foundational supports to help foster families increase and sustain academic achievement for the youth in out-of-home placement.
There's the added challenge of an outside plan to greatly expand the number of independently operated charter schools, whose growth, according to a recent analysis by an expert panel, could make it difficult for the district to sustain academic programs and services.
The good news: a quarter of the students sustained high academic performance over the five years of the study, and another 11 percent showed significant improvement.
