Sentence examples similar to long established universities from inspiring English sources

The perception of vocational colleges in Thailand has long been held as far inferior to that of established universities.

Do established universities with internationally known names really need the e-university to promote themselves abroad?

There are, too, the lives of intellectuals and artists and thinkers; there are long established libraries and universities, orchestras, theatres and art galleries.

Research into the relationship between education and earnings has long established a strong positive association between earnings and university attendance, but until now there has been little analysis of how returns vary according to the level of academic performance at university.

Dance is now long established as an academic subject at British schools and universities.

Andy Westwood, the chief executive of GuildHE, said: "Smaller and specialist institutions are long established – in most cases for longer than many UK universities – and often lead the league tables in areas such as teaching and employability.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

Both tools are long established.

"Their glassworks have been long established.