Sentence examples for collegiate concerns from inspiring English sources

Rather than start all over again, I paid more attention to more collegiate concerns: beer, sports, girls.

In an ideal world, both numbers would be zero, but if suppression of conservative voices were rampant we'd see a far larger share of collegiate Republicans concerned about their freedom of speech.

In the New Pornographers, the melodic exuberance of the early Beach Boys and early new wave rock meet the convoluted concerns of collegiate rock, announcing "a break in the continuum" or realizing that "dreaming's what's left of psychedelia" in ebulliently melodic songs.

Fans of "The Marriage Plot," as this story is also a collegiate love-triangle that concerns art and romance, but focuses more on the former.

This care is classically provided in one or several health facilities, but with collegiate decisions among the specialists concerned (surgeons and oncologists).

The recent scandal at Penn State and its aftermath brought out some much-needed soul-searching concerning the significance of collegiate sports in identifying a university in the public consciousness.

Concussions among collegiate athletes are a major public health and medical concern because of the high frequency and potential long-term consequences.

The decision to dismiss the head of the national regulatory authority concerned, or where applicable members of the collegiate body fulfilling that function shall be made public at the time of dismissal.

I have concerns his current level of popularity at the collegiate level may not be as comparatively large at the NBA level...even if he ends up in New York.

Gillespie said Moyer's ability to develop offensively (he has hit.171 in 129 collegiate at-bats) is one of the leading areas of concern during the summer.

He isn't concerned about most of his group having never played a collegiate match.