Sentence examples for us academics from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the bestselling 2008 book Nudge, written by US academics Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, the team uses behavioural psychology to examine how people make choices and then suggests small changes that could improve their lives and save taxpayers' money.

A paper published this week by the Progressive Economics Panel adapts work by top US academics, the Federal Reserve and the IMF to the UK situation.

They include two US academics who have led the research effort – Professor Frederick vom Saal of Missouri-Columbia University and Professor Ana Soto of Tufts medical school in Chicago.

These US academics, argues Ferguson, gave Wall Street banks like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs and their rightwing politicians on Capitol Hill the intellectual support during the 1990s for a catastrophic bonfire of regulations on the financial sector.

In an analysis of every conflict between 1900 and 2006, two US academics discovered that non-violent resistance campaigns were nearly twice as likely to succeed as violent ones.

A generation or so later Salman Rushdie and Michael Chabon, in particular, expressed similar frustrations and solutions, only to be attacked by those US academics whose livings were perhaps most threatened by the possibility that they were right.

He shows us a US academic, Jack Exley, arriving with his wife and son in Kigali in 1994.

As the US academic Michael Sherraden has put it: "While incomes feed people's stomachs, assets change their minds".

JONATHAN GOTTSCHALL US academic and author who specialises in literature and evolution and teaches at Washington & Jefferson College, Pennsylvania Fifteen thousand years ago in France, a sculptor swam and slithered almost a kilometre down into a mountain cave.

However, this is a complicated issue, as reflected by a 2008 survey showing that the majority of US academic medical ICUs do not use ICU admission and restriction guidelines as suggested by the Society of Critical Care Medicine and the American Thoracic Society [ 37].

… Our analysis thus documents a key benefit of high-skilled immigration in the US, which relies on innovation for growth and helps to explain the vociferous complaints by US academic departments about visa restrictions on foreign graduate students.