Sentence examples for lesser universities from inspiring English sources

Do we wish that they had gone to "lesser" universities than Oxbridge?

What will be the impact of this sudden and profound "global education" upon political dictatorships, isolated communities, coherent cultures, religious practices, etc.? As great universities of the world begin to offer degrees and knowledge modules via the Internet, will "lesser" universities be damaged or even forced out of business?

Those who score poorly are doomed to attend a lesser university, or no university at all.

When she decided she wanted to go to the University of East Anglia to do development studies, her teachers suggested a secretarial course, or a lesser university.

He once wrote a notorious sentence dismissing Neil Kinnock in terms of a poor honours degree from a lesser university - a line he came to regret.

Then they wait another decade to *maybe* become a full professor, usually by working at a series of lesser university jobs in less than optimal cities or towns.

At the Big East's annual media day Marinatto asked the coaches not to address speculation about Big Ten expansion, which could include Rutgers and to a lesser extent universities like Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Connecticut.

The incident has highlighted funding problems and poor infrastructure conditions at China's lesser known universities and research institutions, prompting calls for greater oversight.

To fill places lesser-known universities are having to look at candidates with "alternative qualifications".

In those situations, though, the players from lesser-known universities can sometimes struggle to get respect for their opinions, Boothe and DeOssie said.

Berkshire: As a proud graduate of an, ahem, lesser state university, I was thrilled to see you go after the Ivy League, and to the out-sized deference accorded to graduates of Ivy League schools.