Sentence examples for universities at a from inspiring English sources

As a result, they enter universities at a disadvantage.

The dealers said they planned to sell the scripts they bought mostly to universities at a profit.

The new language tests, the paper claimed, "are expected to be tougher than those in place in Australia and America, putting Britain's top universities at a disadvantage".

Now English universities will be able to charge fees that more than compensate for the loss of central government funding, which will leave Scottish universities at a growing disadvantage".

You'll have unprecedented access to content normally locked away in the ivory towers of universities at a fraction of the cost: while an MBA can cost up to £50,000, our one-day MBA costs less than £200.

Some critics say the United States is putting the cart before the horse, teaching human rights rather than training new police, just as they talk about privatizing universities at a time when most Iraqis can barely afford books.

For universities at an early stage of sustainability implementation, choosing a tool that fits their specific context is an important step in their assessment process.

Mr. McIntyre represented his university at a Campus Pride fair earlier this year at the University of Southern California.

He attended the university at a time when there was a kind of quota on Jews.

Minerva is a well-financed, audacious effort to use technological advances to create an elite university at a much lower cost.

With the age group now emerging from university at a demographic low, the pressure to grab the brightest young graduates has increased.