Sentence examples for promising university from inspiring English sources

SANTA MARIA, Brazil — First there was the shock over the chaotic nightclub fire here that killed more than 230 people, many of them promising university students.

In addition, I help oversee Rough Draft Ventures, through which General Catalyst invests in promising university entrepreneurs.

Some critics suggested he, along with other promising University players, should play for England; the Test side were in the middle of a series against Australia which was lost 3 0, in the course of which an unusually large number of players were selected.

The federal government and a research foundation have given money to 30 promising universities known tongue-in-cheek as an Ivy League in the making.

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"Ministers are not promising new universities, but new higher education centres and the [£150m] funding is not new money.

But when she turned 18, she chose a secular university, promising her parents that she would try to convert the atheists she met.

After a federal court decision in 2005 opened the way, eight states — all in the former West Germany — took advantage of the opportunity to introduce modest tuition charges, with universities promising to use the money to improve teaching, expand services and modernize infrastructure.

On one end of the bridge we are in 1995, Zhu is a promising young university student who falls gravely ill for mysterious reasons.

The truth of the matter remains murky, but it was serious enough that Oppenheimer's father intervened with university officials, promising his son would keep regular appointments with a London psychiatrist.

George Wallace, who had tried to prevent black students from enrolling at a public university after promising "segregation forever," was governor of Alabama.