Sentence examples for academic endeavour from inspiring English sources

Yet, when management theory gets it right, it is unquestionably an important academic endeavour.

"What drew me to poker is that it is essentially an academic endeavour," says Ms Duke.

I was led to the head's study, which in itself had an air of academic endeavour.

Modern history suggests that a healthy culture of academic endeavour, in the humanites and every other field, can be a bulwark against totalitarianism.

Of course it won't open doors to a job presenting The 10 O'clock News, but since when have we valued academic endeavour only for its vocational usefulness?

"[International staff] are critical to the academic endeavour of our universities and contribute to higher levels of innovation and skills in our economy," she says.

"I'm not here at all talking about my work outside of my academic endeavours.

In addition to his academic endeavours, Lars is a consultant and board member of several companies, advising in the areas of genetics and personalized medicine.

This approach characterises both of Miller's projects, and to treat them as academic endeavours is to do a great disservice to British academia's long tradition of neutral and unbiased inquiry.

Such studies are expensive to carry out and consequently, academic endeavours have also been directed towards the study of Benefits Transfer, where we try to infer the benefit derived from one ESA (for example) as representative of the benefit derived from another ESA.

One function of the University of Toronto's Status of Women Office is to help female students succeed in their academic endeavours and foster the confidence and skills necessary for continued success once they leave campus.