Sentence examples for competitive institutions from inspiring English sources

Schools have become extraordinarily competitive institutions.

We have removed number controls from the most competitive institutions.

Hospitals should be cooperative institutions rather than competitive institutions.

But the picture is different at the most prestigious and competitive institutions.

The Broad Institute is a rare joint effort between two fiercely competitive institutions, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

These "less competitive" institutions and community colleges are where so many American workers go back to school.

"Why should a decayed, competitive institution that emphasizes women's appearance be used as inspiration, instead of allowing them to tell their story without gimmicks?" he wrote.

He wasn't a star prosecutor, but his intelligence, wit, and skill at navigating the politics of a large and competitive institution caught the attention of Senator Charles Schumer, of New York, who, in 2005, named Bharara his chief counsel.

1 University Is Transformed A free tuition program has transformed the University of Georgia into a competitive institution, able to pick and choose from among the region's best high school seniors.

Dr. Harvey said the university actively worked to win over strong African-American students, emphasizing what it could offer that the University of Virginia, a highly competitive institution in the same state, could not.

To examine this issue, we first estimate the effect of eligibility for automatic admission on the probability of enrolling in a college ranked by Barron's as either a "highly" or "most" competitive institution.