Sentence examples for first-class universities from inspiring English sources

Europe has some first-class universities, scientific institutions and research organisations.

The first-class universities, policy initiatives and Silicon Alley, she said, are producing "a groundswell of technology in New York.

Better themes for politicians would be their plans to develop first-class universities, nourish the arts, promote urban design and stimulate new industries in anything from alternative energy to desalinating water.

After all, a lot of Americans go for years on end without ever setting foot in Indiana even though it is a fine state, full of lovely people and some first-class universities, not to mention the RV Hall of Fame, the world's largest ball of paint and the Dan Quayle museum.

Boston is one such scene, but let's not forget though that Boston has always been a hot-bed for this type of innovation in large part because of the first-class universities here.

This view is strongly supported by Germany's Academic Exchange Service, DAAD, whose president, Theodor Berchem, declared such cooperation with foreign first-class universities to be essential in establishing German universities in the first league of international science.

If you do that, it can be like a first-class university".

Columbia University is a great example of a first-class university that recruits at military bases and understands the value and untapped potential of many veterans.

You just knew that each class was a hoop you must jump through on your way to a first-class university.

A compromise, with the special zone guarantees Mr. Stringer suggests, could give Columbia the room it needs to remain a first-class university and the neighborhood residents the assurances they need that their lives will not suffer.

Calling the trips no more than junkets, he added: "Any student who needs to have this experience to write about in their college essay is not going to get admitted to a first-class university".