Sentence examples for I think universities from inspiring English sources

"I think universities aren't the answer to the numbers," Mr. Horton said, "but I think universities might be the answer to better standards".

"I think universities would be very embarrassed if they had to explain to prospective students and their parents that they are treating teaching staff this poorly," he says.

"This is what I think universities have been craving: a road map," said James O. Freedman, a former president of Dartmouth and former dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

I think universities should focus on what they've always been good at: teaching people how to think by giving them really stretching, challenging content, rather than a degree just being a basic apprenticeship".

And that's how I think universities need to adapt.

I think universities – people learn from lots of different places – but universities have a special role.

"I think university is really good for me, because sometimes I really get stressed in golf.

"I think university is really good for me, because sometimes I really get stressed in golf," she said.

"He listed some real challenges for the N.C.A.A., and I think university presidents support his agenda.

I think university buildings should be multi-purpose, minimally designed spaces, the kind of places you could clean out with a hose.

Personally, I think university scientists have high moral standards and would rather shut their labs down and go on unemployment than research something that doesn't need to be looked into anymore.