Sentence examples for predominantly institutions from inspiring English sources
Some 19 million shares traded that day, more than double the average daily trading volume in the shares recently, suggesting the buyers were predominantly institutions.
— a predominantly white institution — "or other institution," the soft-spoken freshman said.
Is this predominantly American institutions or membership?
Predominantly white institutions need to make minority students feel they belong.
The predominantly white institutions that had backed the deal turned against Mr Khumalo when he failed to merge the firm with Lonrho, a British conglomerate.
But Mr. Swygert, convinced that his university still has something important to offer that predominantly white institutions cannot, will personally call each one to make a pitch for a place where, he bluntly promises, they will feel more comfortable.
James E. Cheek, who as president of the historically black Howard University in Washington led it through two decades of expansion amid periods of campus unrest and competition from predominantly white institutions, died on Jan . 8in Greensboro, N.C.
As scholars, artists, activists and writers of colour fought to gain access to predominantly white institutions and public spaces, and gained visibility in the cultural sphere, they began to criticise the inaccurate representations of themselves they saw created by and for the profit of others.
They include historically Black colleges and universities and predominantly white institutions.
A new report indicates that women have gained ground in science faculties at predominantly undergraduate institutions (PUIs).
Many faculty at predominantly undergraduate institutions have come to recognize the pedagogic value of hands-on, discovery-based work, i.e., research.
