Sentence examples for tight university from inspiring English sources

Elsevier's managing director, John Regazzi, says the problem is not Elsevier's prices, but tight university budgets that can't meet the increasing volume of research worthy of publication.

Now, with dorms aging and money tight, universities are inviting private developers to build on the quads.

Even though money is tight, the university has spent about $2 million in recent years on brand name, commercially produced and delivered bottled water to campuses in San Francisco and Berkeley.

Yet it is a natural concern when the purse strings have been pulled tight and university entry's become more difficult.

I started to dedicate less time to my studies and more time to my girlfriend, while my goal of forming a tight-knit university friendship group dropped down my list of priorities.

Thus the education minister has urged students to march on Brasília, the capital, to protest tight financing for universities.

With the world watching, cutting employment at the CSIRO and keeping a tight leash over university-derived innovation does nothing to improve the structure of the local start-up scene.

There were tight and complex relationships between university hospitals and university medical schools.

To do that, the military has established increasingly tight partnerships with nearby universities and private contractors, involving them in collaborative efforts from the outset.

The tight-knit community our university offers has opened so many doors for me as a scientist".

Many state university presidents say tight budgets have made it inevitable that they turn to adjuncts to save money.