academic circle

During those years, he became known in academic circles as both a teacher and scholar.

These ideas have, as you know, been the subject of debate in academic circles for some years.

The negative side of being a hot source is not limited to academic circles.

Some excel at these activities more than they do within the academic circle.

This view persisted in some academic circles for many years.

The study recently began circulating in academic circles as a working paper.

But you are the daughter of a professor, a highly respected man in academic circles.

The study has been circulating in academic circles since the fall.

She was well regarded in academic circles and her books were widely read.

Such thinking runs counter to what has been the fashion in academic circles.

The claims of Chinese origin have not been well received in academic circles.

During her time, linkages were opened for the school both in national and international academic circles.

His essays are still favored by many in academic circles even now.

He has been called a visionary with a solution in academic circles.

Open access extends the reach of research beyond its immediate academic circle.

This theory is now generally considered obsolete in academic circles.

Initially, the report was largely ignored outside of academic circles.

To send the material to academic circles in India and abroad.

Now, in academic circles, Pitino's deal would be pretty good work if you can get it.

In academic circles, there can be no more excuses for neglect.

Meanwhile the establishment of the association obtained many academic circles and public figure's support.

He moved high in political, industrial and academic circles.

There is debate in academic circles as to the true author of the Strategikon.

"It's a more academic circle up there than our friends in New York," she said.

The deal has sparked much controversy in both artistic and academic circles.