In an environment where increasingly discerning prospective students will be pickier than ever before, particularly toward the bulk of institutions that have raced to £9,000 per year, more competition at the lower end of the price spectrum will be welcomed by many students, and, of course, the treasury.
What is more, community bank supporters say the bulk of their institutions will emerge from the crisis stronger.
But again, I think for the vast bulk of these institutions, they're going to able to -- at least they're going to have the chance, a reasonable shot, to meet these needs through private sources.
At the same time, because recent reforms mean that student fees rather than government grants now provide the bulk of income for many institutions, Hefce, which distributes the grants, no longer has the ability to step in and bail out institutions if things go wrong.
Community banks, those with $10 billion or less in assets, make up the bulk of those now-shuttered institutions.
Rich countries, which have the bulk of power within the institution, do not take it seriously.
Mr. Soros has provided the bulk of support for the institution from its beginning in 1991, through contributions of roughly $20 million a year.
But the bulk of consulting for very large institutions is done by a tight group of firms.
We envision a system where majority of traffic is non-real time, for example, in organizations like the healthcare industry, stock markets, and educational institutions, the bulk of the traffic still comprises of non-real-time flows.
The suspect made the "bulk of the calls" that Jewish institutions have received across the country, FBI spokeswoman Samantha Shero told HuffPost.
And when a winning team stimulates greater giving to the institution, the bulk of that giving goes to athletics (and yet athletics budget are still largely in deficit!), not to programs that directly support students like academic scholarships.
