Sentence examples for starting branches from inspiring English sources

Almost every major American research university has recently become intent on globalizing, with many starting branches in the Persian Gulf, while others pursue research partnerships and joint-degree programs around the globe.

Until recently, most universities looking to expand have gone overseas, starting branches in regions where American-style higher education is a huge draw: first in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, where oil revenues have paid for elaborate buildings and hefty bonuses for American faculty members, and more recently in China and Singapore.

These constraints allow us to simplify the search for cycles by only checking the locality of the starting branching vertex.

Ms. Kopp said she had devoted considerable energy to traveling the globe in recent years, meeting with entrepreneurs eager to start branches of the group, and with young people ready to try out classroom teaching.

He built the Trans-Iranian Railway and started branch lines toward the principal cities (1927 38).

But it needs to keep hitting big winners out of the park or start branching out (cf Sundance London).

Then he gradually started branching out, adding Kahlua and cream, Key lime pie and s'mores flavors.

We've recently started branching out of the city, working on resorts and in more exotic places.

Anyone who loves the strain of American pop that began when the Byrds started branching out in 1966 and 1967 should rush to hear this delightful confection.

"When and if we prove beating heart is as good or better than traditional surgery, then is the time to start branching out," he said.

Although his primary work has been the screwball comedy he creates with Heidecker, in recent years Wareheim has started branching out.