Sentence examples for which academics from inspiring English sources

(Herewith inaugurating a regular feature in which academics explain their work).

This is the kind of reading for which academics are perhaps ill-adapted.

"There has been much bigger casualisation of the labour force, which academics are right to be worried about.

There's a final savage twist to the infernal circle in which academics and managers find themselves entwined.

By Andrea Walker April 21, 2009 (Herewith inaugurating a regular feature in which academics explain their work).

The university grants committee was replaced by a funding council, on which academics were reduced to a minority.

Why do so many of the incidents in which academic freedom is invoked by both sides center on that conflict?

I can't really see the "key issues arising" from Take That's recent history, nor which "academic disciplines" could deal with it.

Those at the bottom of the educational heap tend to be white, working-class, Protestant boys from families in which academic aspiration is absent.

The Facebook study paints a dystopian future in which academic researchers escape ethical restrictions by teaming up with private companies to test increasingly dangerous or harmful interventions.

American education has entered a new era in which academic achievement has moved to the center of what is publicly expected of schools.