Sentence examples for lesser institutions from inspiring English sources

Lesser institutions are also internationalising.

Should MOOCs take over the mainstream marketplace, we would see a bifurcation of education not dissimilar to what happened in England between Oxford and Cambridge, the red brick universities, compared to lesser institutions with far larger classes, fewer amenities, more day students and lack of elite networking.

"Detroit's New Dance Show," a new track from hip-hop MC and producer Black Milk, dusts off one of the lesser known institutions at the foundation of Detroit's electronic music canon: The New Dance Show, a legendary local TV program that ran from the late 80s into the early 90s in Detroit, and pays tribute to the show's infamously dope soundtrack with synth-heavy, four-on-the-floor beats.

Here are a few of the lesser known institutions in the Island's museum firmament.

In lesser hands, "institutions" might be a lazy, catch-all explanation.

Then, on a typically downbeat damp morning in Manchester, came a 32-word tweet from a club that once considered itself above the grubby manoeuvrings of lesser football institutions.

While Ivy League schools are often represented, the fairs also attract lesser-known institutions like Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.

If that is the case, middling students at the top schools could eventually lose out to star performers at lesser-ranked institutions.

Indeed, the inclusion of cultural heavyweights in Britain like the National Portrait Gallery bolsters the Donate brand, Mr. Makower said, which in turn benefits lesser-known institutions.

But tend to be lesser-known institutions, which are marginally higher risk than opting for a high-street giant such as HSBC or Abbey.

The list of schools, which may grow, includes elite and Ivy League universities, state schools and lesser-known institutions.