Sentence examples for brunt of students from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the occupiers said: "Today sees the emergence of a reinvigorated community, both at Sussex, across other universities, and throughout public sector institutions bearing the brunt of Students and faculty met during the demonstration to plan and discuss how we grow and support each other in this united struggle.
Manchester University's economics department, which faced the brunt of student criticism, went further when it agreed to run the Bubbles, Panics and Crashes course.
Ms. Medina writes: But while California's governor and Legislature are responsible for the state budget that the system relies on, university administrators have received the brunt of student and faculty furor.
But while California's governor and Legislature are responsible for the state budget that the system relies on, university administrators have received the brunt of student and faculty furor.
The rise in university tuition fees has dominated headlines and borne the brunt of student anger at the coalition government since 2010, but there is another drain on student finances that has so far escaped scrutiny.
The LSU System would lose more than 10,000 students, with LSU's main campus bearing the brunt of the student enrollment crash.
"We really got the brunt of the student revolution.
A growing body of research suggests that African Americans are bearing the brunt of the student debt burden, as they are more likely than other groups to borrow for college and fall behind on payments.
Starting as early as preschool, black students experience the brunt of discipline from in-school suspensions to expulsions and school-related arrests.
It's not just in-state students feeling the brunt of these materialistic policies.
What it will likely do, however, is allow for the continuation of school discipline practices that undermine school safety and student success, particularly for students of color and students with disabilities who bear the brunt of these policies.
