Sentence examples for not many faculty from inspiring English sources

He found the academics challenging, but asking for help was especially difficult, and there were not many faculty members of color to turn to.

Believe it or not, many faculty members and administrators are genuinely receptive to improvements in graduate education and often welcome the suggestions and input of students and postdocs.

Another problem faced was that not many faculty members were interested in acting as facilitators.

Although she herself has not experienced it, Douglas notes that "it does happen on campus, related to multicultural representation, because there aren't as many faculty who represent that viewpoint, so there are certain people who get asked to serve more often".

"There just aren't as many faculty that look like us," he says.

Noting that many faculty have negative opinions of Blackboard, she put in a plug for its organizational benefits and facilitation of communication with students.

This evolution happens not only because many faculty work within more than one program, but more importantly because our most interesting and challenging research occurs at the interface between programs.

As a senior manager and a recent M.B.A. graduate at Northeastern University, I was surprised and disappointed that not many students or faculty members of the Yale School of Management ("At Yale, a Case Study Too Close to Home," Sept. 14) seemed to appreciate the relevance and importance of a protracted labor strike on their campus.

This estimate does not include the many faculty who, under threat, resigned or chose to take early retirement". Higher-education institutions were all too ready to join the campaign to root out Communists.

As it was not clear how many faculty members are actually involved in teaching, the questionnaires were sent to all of the 1294 scientific personnel.

It doesn't help that many faculty are unfamiliar with careers outside of academia and that campus career centers, which tend to focus primarily on the needs of undergraduate students, are not always fully informed.