(2) a fair chance of achieving academically at school

Many feel under equipped, particularly academically, to venture into the labour market.

Guys are flaming out academically they're wiping out socially with girls and sexually with women.

What made me do it? At school, I will admit this academically, I couldn't express myself.

UNIDO implements a biosafety diploma course, which is the first academically accredited biosafety course in the world.

Characterization Tony appears to be a very handsome, popular and academically gifted young man, with a typical English middle class background.

The two books are the most academically respected histories in decades they are very comprehensive and include several new and important theories.

vocationally oriented secondary education (EPB), with an academically oriented lower division (2 years) and a vocationally oriented upper division (2 years) General secondary education

Florence was educated at Thomas's London Day School then went onto Alleyn's School, South East London, where she did well academically, despite her diagnoses of dyslexia and dyspraxia.

CA But, I mean, at school so as well as being, you know, doing pretty miserably academically, but you were also the captain of the cricket and football teams.

I mean, it sometimes feels, listening to behavioral economists that they are kind of putting into place academically, what great marketers have sort of intuitively known for a long time.

It was, academically, quite a challenging project, and once we had reached that stage, we were quite confident that we could try and do other things as well with this approach actually simulating the body and simulating that part of the nervous system that controls it.