Sentence examples for because of universities from inspiring English sources

Pickets and online campaigns often lead to the cancellation of events because of universities' fears of litigation, even on the basis of emotional harm.

As of Friday, 412,170 people had had their place at university or college confirmed, a rise of 3% from last year, although there had been a drop in the numbers using the clearing process – which matches applicants still looking for a place with unfilled university courses – because of universities making more early or unconditional offers.

Because of universities' geographic dispersion, taking a new job or postdoc often requires a family-disrupting long-distance move, which evidence shows constitutes a major obstacle to advancement for many women.

The datasets generated during and/or analyzed during the current study are not publicly available because of university Institutional Review Board restrictions on the privacy and anonymity of respondents.

Because of university technology transfer, the pharmaceutical and computer industries — to mention two — have brought products to market that industry alone would not have.

More generally, Mark explained, "Everyone's upset because there are no jobs, some of them are upset because of university fees, some people are upset because they think people are taking their jobs from them... the whole country's upset".

In an area where almost no one goes without a car, students at the University of Southern California are complaining that because of university action their parked cars are going bump in the night (and day).

In January the university agreed to planning principles that included pushing some of its expansion farther from its central core, consulting the community when it designs new spaces and developing policies to relocate tenants when they must be moved because of university construction.

Investment company Orbis Access polled 1,110 UK parents of children aged under 18-years-old to find 75 per cent recognise their children will need more financial support in their early adulthood than they did themselves because of university tuition fees, property inflation, and rising living costs.

Yorkshire seamer Brunt was rested for the New Zealand trip, and Sussex left-arm spinner Colvin was unavailable because of university commitments.

Despite being without nine men because of university commitments, plus O'Donovan Rossa duo Christopher McGuinness and Michael Armstrong, Fitzsimons has named just a handful of regulars in his 26-man squad.