Sentence examples for select institutions from inspiring English sources

You and I can't buy into these companies; only very select institutions and well-connected individuals can.

Here's the politically incorrect reality: some women do select institutions of higher education, and certain degree programs, based on the likelihood of such programs to introduce them to men.

(As at most N.C.A.A. schools, an athlete at Duke can gain admission with lower — sometimes much lower — academic credentials than other applicants have, but his grades and test scores have to be high enough to indicate that he can cut it at one of the nation's most academically select institutions).

During both world wars, a few select institutions in New England and California conducted biomedical research, tending to focus primarily on cancer and areas of interest to the armed forces.

The program, which Apple designed to help students learn how to build apps, launched in May 2017 but was initially limited to the U.S. before expanding to other markets, including Australia, and select institutions in Europe last November.

Karabel is right: the lack of low-income students enrolled at select institutions of higher education is scandalous.

The term implies that only those who have acquired lots of wealth and then disgorge it to carefully selected institutions can truly love their fellow humans.

The chart below shows the ratio of work-study allocations to aggregate Pell Grants awarded (a summary measure of the neediness of the student population) for selected institutions.

It seeks to build a future purely on saving selected institutions – the welfare state, the BBC, the NHS – rather than acknowledging that even these civilising entities need to change to sustain themselves and offer better services and outcomes under new pressures.

Setting: Randomly selected institutions accredited with the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Only a few awards are granted every year to selected institutions.