Sentence examples for large number of administrators from inspiring English sources

In Texas, where the ratio of teachers to non-teachers has grown to nearly 1 to 1 in 2011 from 4 to 1 in the 1970s, the spending difference can also be seen in a large number of administrators who are paid for by federal grants, Michael Griffith, a school finance expert with the Education Commission of the States, told The Texas Tribune last year.

Our study was limited in examining comments by administrators, as it included only one assessor of this type; we hope to conduct additional studies with a larger number of administrators in future.

Expecting a large number of school administrators to retire in the next five years, the New York State Education Department is beginning its first statewide campaign to recruit principals and other school leaders, and has hired the Syntax Communication Group in West Sayville, N.Y., to assist its efforts.

"It would be unfair to let what may be 50, 60 or 100 teachers who did some wrong stain the good work of the large number of teachers and administrators who get up every day and go by the book," said Dorsey Hopson, the general counsel for Memphis City Schools who this week was named the district's interim superintendent.

The business school at Villanova University (No. 22) educates a large number of managers and contract administrators for the classified black budget, a phenomenon only identifiable when looking at the resumes of hundreds of its graduates.

Major internet portals had banned netizens from posting comments below relevant reports and weibo administrators had deleted a large number of related tweets, according to users.

According to parents, students, school administrators and the police, a large number of the 600 students who attended the dance were intoxicated.

In addition, health systems employ a large number of workers with non-health occupational backgrounds, such as administrators, accountants, drivers and other support staff.

However, the inability to rely on a centralised authentication infrastructure, the openness of the environment and the absence of an administrator (it is assumed to be too expensive to have a skilled administrator at hand due to the large number of peers) challenge the use of legacy authentication mechanisms.

The area has [grown substantially] and [is now inhabited] by a very large number of people, but the PHCC [remained] the same" (M17, administrator).

Among existing techniques, AutoSlice scales to a large number of OpenFlow switches using distributed proxies, which can be operated by different administrators.