Sentence examples for today's academic from inspiring English sources

Although it would be a stretch to describe Sir Sykes as a Kurdologist by today's academic standards, it's worth noting that he traveled through Kurdistan and even published an ethnographic study of the Kurds in 1908.

"That's not a popular position to take in today's academic environment, but it is the one that makes the most sense".

Today's academic work, excellent though it may be, is the product of a shrinking system.

What has changed most over the past century is that today's academic medical centers are almost or completely financially independent from their parent universities.

However, the difficulties of reading Graham's work are hardly more challenging (though vastly more rewarding) than the difficulties a reader of today's academic endgame poetry finds in so many authors.

On the way to collect his 2013 Nobel prize in physics, Peter Higgs told the Guardian he doubted whether "a similar breakthrough could be achieved in today's academic culture, because of the expectations on academics to collaborate and keep churning out papers".

This work caused me to become more critical of the working conditions faced by today's academics, a group that includes me.

The question is, will Yonkers be able to hang on to last year's academic gains without the whip-crackers at the top?

Sitting at his computer terminal at the school, perched on a craggy eastern hilltop overlooking the Seoul skyline, Mr. Cho scrolled through the class of 2008's academic records.

Too loose to be called a style, this method, distinct from the chance procedures of Cage, the structures of African-American jazz or the formality of 1960's academic electronic music, has become an established feature of the international musical landscape over the last 30 years.

In recent years some local projects have looked into Belgian refugees in certain areas, but the WW1 centenary has also sparked new interest at a national level, as evidenced by last week's academic conference.