Sentence examples for would be academic from inspiring English sources

For the would be academic it's the PhD.

An important consideration to admitting any new member, Gee said, would be academic credentials.

The UCU was unable to say how many of the 400 jobs would be academic posts.

Brand said he wanted "a whole new way of counting, which would be academic progress annually, maybe even semester by semester".

Justice David H. Souter countered, "That would be a virtue, but one of the vices would be that it would be after the election, and the entire matter would be academic for another two years".

Or, in a case such as the one revealed by the pleadings in this one, she might find it advisable to begin by examining the payroll, for if there were no underpayments found, the issue of coverage would be academic.

I knew there'd be an us-and-them culture when I started at the university; naively, I thought it would be academics at the top, not just anyone with a budget and an iPad.

This of course would all be academic if Trump would do what Hillary Clinton has done, and release 30 years of tax returns.

All their influence would just be academic point-scoring if his art was not so profound.

SC: If we were better entrepreneurs, maybe we wouldn't be academics.

He went on: "Sport helps to promote the university, but there would be no academic product worth selling without faculty to defend academic standards and deliver quality instruction.