Sentence examples for almost university from inspiring English sources

"She kind of withdrew into a shell almost," University of Santa Clara law professor Gerald Uelmen said.

Tired of watching Weyerhaeuser's hard-earned patents and other research and development sit unused or be bought off by competitors, Rogel insists the "almost university-like" R&D unit work closely with operating divisions to come up with, for example, more absorbent diaper "fluff" pulp.

Although all the rural respondents had studied in very good senior high schools, they were still not sure whether they were good enough to go to prestigious universities because there were almost no university graduates in their villages.

The second Big Truth is that almost everything written about universities in newspapers is overhyped.

"A confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement is a standard element of voluntary severance agreements principally because almost all university staff will have had access to personal and private student data which universities have an obligation to protect from disclosure.

He joined Granada almost from university and making television programmes, and later making a channel, has become his life.

Almost every university charges the same amount despite large differences in the quality and intensity of teaching.

But College Board officials said Tuesday that they hoped the new studies would encourage almost every university to use it.

Such an ascent is what almost every university strives for, but none have come close to matching Washington's success.

Jonathan White, UCU's bargaining and negotiations officer who is leading the campaign, says: "Much more undergraduate teaching is now done by hourly-paid teachers in almost every university.

He had gained top A-level grades – two A*s, two As and a B – and could have gone to almost any university he wished.