Sentence examples similar to diminished the faculty from inspiring English sources

But many faculty groups have criticized the practice, accusing institutions of exploiting Ph.D.'s and scheming to diminish the faculty's role in governance by eroding tenure.

In March, Decisions Investments sued Columbia, saying its decision to end education programs there and its failure to hire faculty and build a new laboratory had diminished the property's value and were a breach of contract.

This has diminished the brand".

"Having so many contingent faculty diminishes the overall quality of teaching and learning," she said.

[Nelson] writes that 'academic freedom is an empty concept, or at least an effectively diminished one, if the faculty does not control its enforcement through shared governance.'".

And, they diminish the successes of our students, faculty, staff and alumni".

Those close to him cannot help but acknowledge that he is, at last, on his way down the mountain, diminished in faculty though still courtly in manner.

Such a setup makes it all too easy for new faculty to prompt participants, again diminishing the learning potential of the simulation experience.

The states have alleged that the executive order harms their businesses and universities, preventing some students and faculty from traveling abroad for fear of being stranded and diminishing the sales tax revenue they receive.

This doesn't diminish the mental prowess of the first bird, but it does suggest that several other relatives had similar faculties and that is intriguing.

Fracking diminishes the habitability of our world.