Sentence examples for yet academic from inspiring English sources

Yet academic studies that have investigated our emotional responses to numbers have found that they follow clear patterns.

Yet academic standards were high, Martin recalls, with many graduates going on to Ivy League and other prestigious colleges.

Yet academic institutions are complaining that the N.I.H. cannot support all of the worthy research being proposed.

Nesrin is interested in the writing experiences of doctoral students who are often encouraged to publish work before they submit their theses yet academic writing for publication is quite different from writing for a thesis.

Yet academic studies suggest that other things, such as the state of the economy and the birth rate in Mexico, affect the flow of illegal immigrants far more than the sums spent trying to keep them out.Small wonder, then, that Susan Collins, a Republican senator from Maine, denounced the Corker-Hoeven "border surge" as "excessive" and "wasteful".

Yet academic psychology, the field Shedler next entered, meant having that kind of enthusiasm for the mysteries of the mind drummed out of you; researchers, he concluded, were committed to quantification and measurement, but not to the inner lives of real people.

Yet academics, artists and journalists are striking peace on their own terms.

Yet academics paint a very different picture of this period than the story occasionally related in the German press.

Little Red Riding Hood is completely understandable to five-year olds and yet academics are still writing papers on its deeper meanings.

Yet academics have had a hard time digging into and unpacking stag films.

Yet academics here warn the issue is complicated, saying the most vulnerable mightn't be reflected in the majority, and legislative change would only legitimise what's already covertly going on within the medical profession.