Sentence examples for competing universities from inspiring English sources

Like the competing universities, the rivalry is laden with history.

Shrewdly, he used that project to goad competing universities — Columbia and N.Y.U.

But officials at competing universities cautioned against taking the ambitious plans of Cornell and Stanford at face value, if only because of cost.

The Bloomberg administration's contest to create a school of applied sciences sets high environmental standards, but some competing universities are going much further to out-green one another.

By contrast, the N.C.A.A. tournament, the big money-maker in men's college basketball, puts relatively little into the pockets of the competing universities.

Ms. Meyer expects eight colleges to participate in the next South-Central Texas bowl, including Texas A&M at Corpus Christi, which beat out 31 competing universities at the national Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl in Cincinnati last March.

I, too, suffered from an absent mentor and a poorly coordinated brand-new consortium degree offered by what turned out to be two competing university departments.

However, the application of this vision can be constrained by competing university priorities such as expansion of clinical research units and, therefore, the vision must align the development of HPSR+A with the wider organizational agenda.

He was not competing with universities or research institutes but with "Thunderbirds" and James Bond.And then came the adventure.

Among the most important of those is attracting the best students and faculty to elite institutions like Michigan, which sees itself as competing with universities like Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Columbia and Virginia and the major campuses of the University of California.

Amidst mountains of resumes, hiring committees of competing research universities vie for the same small group of elite candidates.