Sentence examples for respectable universities from inspiring English sources

Now the movement can count hundreds of scientists with master's or Ph.D. degrees in the sciences from respectable universities.

Though the first experiments with LSD were conducted at respectable universities like the University of California, Los Angeles, Esalen was famously a laboratory for the psychopharmacological inquiries of the period.

Marion, a less flamboyant Ph.D. scientist, makes her more modest but still very comfortable home with her husband, a professor at one of the city's not-quite-tiptop, but still quite respectable, universities.

They view this metaphoric digging as a tool to position themselves for seats at respectable universities around the country.

The CSU is also a respectable university system, but costs less to provide because it puts rather less emphasis on research and much less on postgraduate teaching.

Japanese universities are ranked hierarchically by their reputation and one of the main reasons high school students study is to enter a respectable university (see e.g., Doyon 2001).

She is S's antidote: a respectable university-going member of society.

A lean, high-energy brunette, she speaks French, a bit of German, graduated magna cum laude from a respectable East Coast university and has lived in Vienna and Monte Carlo.

Annual attendance for permanent collection, special exhibitions and programs stands at about 200,000 – more than respectable for a university museum.

During the decades of Communism, primary education was suddenly prescribed by law, and the perception of female decency was turned upside down: Respectable women had a university education and were financially independent.

It's the same thing we see elsewhere in American life: every prestigious university and respectable corporation has a glossy catalogue or slick commercial that looks like Noah's Ark — two, at least, of each kind.