Sentence examples for more campuses from inspiring English sources

Travelling to more campuses helps increase the pool of potential candidates from which they can pick.

As Sex Week has spread to more campuses, it has maintained a balancing act between matters of sexual health and pleasure.

The Deloitte Access Economics report suggests Australian universities could "regain some market share" by offering joint degrees with other universities and by setting up more campuses abroad.

Students apply to so many colleges these days that some visit a dozen or more campuses, many of them far afield geographically (read: airfare).

Based in Preston, UCLan aims to open a campus in Sri Lanka in 2014 with more campuses in Thailand and Bangladesh also planned.

To settle, he wants the state to spend about $300 million and set up professional programs like a law school or nursing program at one or more campuses.

Some can be more campus than town.

"I'm beginning to notice more campus activism," he said.

There will be a lot more campus demonstrations before either side learns how the other side thinks.

"We are going to a more campus-centric structure," he said, adding that it would allow trustees, doctors and patients to retain their loyalties to each independent institution.

"In a way, it's good we did a lot of other things first," Boren said, rattling off more campus upgrades than an addled sports columnist can recall.