Sentence examples for whose academics from inspiring English sources

Russia is not the only country whose academics earn considerably less than other professions requiring a comparable education.

Russia was the only country whose academics were actually paid less than the average per capita G.D.P. — only 60 percent.

He ended up at Edward R. Murrow in Midwood, Brooklyn, a good school whose academics were nevertheless surpassed by the supplemental training he received as a scholar at Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, an organization begun 50 years ago by Manhattan lawyers and advertising executives as a mentoring program to get poor minority students into good colleges.

Certain cadets whose academics are deficient may also conduct "sitting tours," where they have to "sit hours" in a designated academic room in a controlled study environment, for which they receive half credit towards their reduction of tours.

In a region of the country (Northeast) whose academics is undeniably first-rate, Monmouth is a hidden gem for those who don't get into a top-tier private school but still want a challenge... and a beach.

Making the science comprehensible, said Mr. Frayn, whose academic background is in philosophy, was, indeed, difficult.

"They can be especially important for applicants whose academic results are more borderline.

The challenges exist even for students whose academic progress has come relatively easier.

They might be teenagers who have done well at interview, but whose academic performance seems patchy.

— Liza Batkin, a first-year student at Bard College, is a dancer whose academic interests run to philosophy and literature.

In the Continuing Student Counseling Department, Ms. McCarthy, 44, works with many students whose academic progress has slowed if not stalled.