Sentence examples for levels of universities from inspiring English sources

The recession has forced all levels of universities to reduce athletic spending — the survey found that 60percentt of presidents said they had made cuts to athletics this year — but Turner said wealthier ones had fared better.

Since there are three main levels of universities from which these independents are drawn, I wanted to determine whether there is a similar rank-based distribution among universities.

Diverse samples of employees from different levels of universities in China are used in this study.

In addition to achieving higher levels of university enrolment and further education than their male counterparts, Latvian women occupy some of the highest positions in the country.

Bridgman rose steadily through the hierarchical levels of university status, becoming a full professor at Harvard in 1919, Hollis professor in 1926, and Higgins professor in 1950.

Britain has high levels of university attendance, a factor that correlates with social liberalism, says James Tilley, an academic specialising in public opinion.

In the run-up to the EU referendum Jeremy Cliffe of the Economist – the house journal of the educated expert – suggested that although Brexit might win this time, it was possible the UK would vote to rejoin the EU in a second referendum 20 years from now, by which point current levels of university education would have spread to later age groups.

After years on the back foot over the Liberal Democrat decision to raise the fees cap, Cable said any Labour plan to reduce tuition fees from £9,000 to £6,000 would mean redundancies, larger class sizes and an end to record levels of university applications.

Beneficiaries with greater levels of university or college education perceived a greater overall level of ecosystem service provision.

Eben Upton's concerns about the skill levels of university applicants entering computing provided the inspiration for the project.

Peer study-attitudes and the proportion of female friends were associated with higher levels of university aspirations among Swedish students but not among the Dutch.