Sentence examples for worth academic from inspiring English sources

Years of aggressive financial, operational and instructional overhauls are proving their worth, academic experts outside the system say.

A dollar's worth of academic invention or discovery requires upwards of $10,000 of private capital to bring to market.

McDougall's similar attitude toward the Civil War and its aftermath may elicit several gigabytes worth of academic controversy.

They are agonizing over what to do; if they cancel, they may forfeit a semester's worth of academic credit, since their home campuses are already halfway through the spring term.

Despite D's in English and a College Board score in the 900's, Mr. Figueroa insisted that the candidate was worth the academic risk -- in part, he acknowledged, because her immigrant background reminded him of his own Mexican family.

Demographic data, SAT scores, and two years' worth of academic records were collected for all students.

Yudhijit Bhattacharjee | New York Times | 26 April 2013 Admired Dutch psychologist admits to faking a whole career's worth of academic research.

By putting quotes around his name and adding a random factoid or two, up pop several pages worth of academic achievements, sports accolades, concert check-ins, twitter posts, unfortunate party photos, and awkward family photos; it's a veritable orgy of information.

A study showed that teachers who lead many students in low-income (at risk) areas to as much as two to four years' worth of academic progress in a single year had used unusually ambitious, "measurable goals.

But like any academic worth her salt, Suzannah Lipscomb rejects many of the prevailing orthodoxies surrounding the king's death.

If, in return, you are given rich access to the inner workings of policy then it may be worth stalling your academic life or saying "no" to Radio 4 on the one night they decide to call you.