Sentence examples for the two academics from inspiring English sources

The long-running feud between the two academics has sprawled across the academe and into the public sphere in much the same way as Hugh Grant and Colin Firth's fight scene in Bridget Jones' Diary flails through the streets of London – uncoordinated, undisciplined, inept, deeply personal and utterly inconsequential.

But in 1995, and again in 2000, the two academics effectively shredded the conventional wisdom.

The two academics compare levels of mental illness, violence, teenage pregnancy and other social problems across various rich countries.

Like many others, the two academics are disappointed by the failure of the existing system of aid to foster economic development in poor countries.

All these factors, the two academics claim, can be replicated at low cost in the market, capturing most of the benefits.

The American Civil Liberties Union sued on behalf of the two academics, arguing that the exclusions were an illegal form of censorship.

So what did one of the two academic unions holding out for more cash find time to debate?

The most recent survey, published in 2002, provides profiles of all 1,010 charter schools that federal researchers found operating for the two academic years ending in spring 2000.

She was one of the two academic honorees of the 'Top 10 Women to Watch in New England Award' by Mass High Tech in 2005.

Several guideline-recommended processes of care appeared to have reached the "ceiling" effect in the two academic EDs, including the use of chest radiography, pulse oximetry, and bronchodilators.

The goal of the project has been to improve then transfer on a medical-grade product some technologies initially developed by the two academic partners.