Sentence examples for larger campuses from inspiring English sources
Each neighbourhood in the town has at least one primary school, while secondary schools are distributed around the town on larger campuses.
But they also face tough challenges, with many of the larger campuses being virtual cities within cities, including thousands of students and faculty, housing, transportation and hundreds of acres of land to contend with.
Board member Monica Garcia, who represents Lincoln Heights, argued forcefully in favor of Excel, saying that the school offered parents a valuable choice, a small school in a neighborhood where the district operates much larger campuses.
The number of mass influenza vaccination days increased from 3 in 2013 (one each at each campus) to 5 in 2014 (two at The Alfred campus, two at the Caulfield campus and one at the Sandringham campus), with additional days allocated to the 2 larger campuses within our health service.
Fordham uses the site for various graduate programs and has a larger campus in the Bronx.
The search for funds is still on as the A.U.W. slowly works toward building a larger campus.
In his latest scheme, he has offered to build Borough of Manhattan Community College a larger campus inside the post office in exchange for the school's land downtown.
The university, which uses the Lincoln Center site for various graduate programs and has a larger campus in the Bronx, introduced its expansion plans four years ago.
Everywhere we go, we will meet Most Popular, Most Brilliant, Most Likely to Succeed ready to take their places on the larger campus, ready to remold the scheme of things, a little closer to the ideal of Hasty Pudding, & Skull & Bones.
Yet Cisco is on the hunt for a larger campus where it can house what it expects to be a much larger workforce, Eisenberg says.
The larger campus, bigger class sizes, and the fact that "students don't really have the chance to get to know their undergraduate professors as well" made the transition seem a culture shock to him at first.
