Sentence examples for targeted academics from inspiring English sources

The Guardian survey, which specifically targeted academics suffering mental health problems, found that two-thirds of more than 2,500 who responded see their illness as a direct result of their university job.

Paramilitaries would post the lists to intimidate the targeted academics into fleeing the country.

Both coaches receive bonuses if their players meet targeted academic performance levels.

For example, ELL students need to hear targeted academic vocabulary in various reading and read-aloud contexts.

The results of this study provide information to instructors who want to design targeted academic assistance for students who are struggling in introductory courses.

This is a nexus that in the past has led to South American juntas targeting academics or – its most chilling and extreme manifestation – the Khmer Rouge shooting people who spoke a foreign language or wore glasses, because they were deemed to be spending too much time reading rather than working.

As violence in Syria escalates and the regime increasingly targets academics, an international effort to support Syria's beleaguered scholars with visas, fellowships, and guest appointments is gaining momentum.

The new strategy could cause a headache for animal researchers across the country, says Michael Halpern of the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) in Washington, D.C., who authored a report earlier this year on activists using open records laws to target academics in hot-button fields such as climate change and genetically modified foods.

Similarly, direct interventions targeting academic performance only have an indirect effect on identity (Potvin and Hazari 2013).

For instance, if your career fair is going to include graduate students, then your task is relatively simple: You target academic departments at your institution or at surrounding universities.

Mr. Li, who said that Chinese universities preferred academics from highly developed Western countries, especially the United States and Canada, said the schools recruited foreigners by advertising on higher education Web sites, using their consulates to help target particular academics and encouraged Chinese academics to use their personal connections with foreigners to reach out to them.