Sentence examples for eager universities from inspiring English sources

Today, eager universities help professors to file patents and commercialise ideas.

Eager university students wanting to be our guide, schoolchildren asking us for money, old men sipping Arabic chai welcoming us to this dusty city at the end of Turkey.

Universities eager to boost black enrollment fell under suspicion for the same reason.

But Cowen cautioned those universities eager to join the chase for the brass ring of college athletics.

And many universities, eager to develop new moneymaking ventures, see the combination of sports and business as an irresistible draw for students.

Universities eager to be a part of the globalised higher education market should look closer to home than India and China, delegates to a higher education conference heard today.

Now the practice is spreading in the United States, especially at community colleges and public universities eager to enroll more international students, who may pay several times the in-state tuition.

Though foreigners are courted by universities eager to broaden their profiles -- and for the full, out-of-state tuition they typically fork over -- the welcome mat often frays when they turn to the United States' job market as graduates.

22 EDUCATION Colleges Change Aid More than two dozen of the nation's most selective universities, eager to bring some uniformity to the unruly field of financial aid, have started looking at home equity in a new light.

"PETA India is eager to help universities and schools take the lead in teaching biology using humane, modern methods".

As southern Europe cools down after its sizzling summer, the streets of Florence where I work part of the year have started to buzz with new arrivals out of the West: young men and women - though girls always outnumber the boys - on semester from American universities, eager to experience the city's artistic past and its nightlife present.