Sentence examples for universities badly from inspiring English sources

New York's state universities badly need improvement, but the proposals on the table are not good enough and this is not the right time to do it.

Several local universities reacted badly to the announcement of the competition and its attendant implication that New York lacked first-rate science schools.

And the bystander intervention models that are so often taught as the gold standard at universities are badly needed in high schools across the country – because this is not the first time high school students stood by and watched a young woman be violated.

About half think their university is badly managed.

Russell concludes that the university fell badly short of its scientific and public obligations.

Orhun (2010) states that students registered for calculus in their first year at a university perform badly in the operations of trigonometric expressions, namely addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Even rich, independent American universities can be badly run.If governments want to change that, allowing failure to bring its natural consequences would be an excellent place to start.

"Not so fast" was the initial reaction from vice-chancellors, although the review was welcomed by the modern universities, which do badly under the current set-up when it comes to obtaining research money.

The government's recent measures to clamp down on net migration, and limit the right of genuine students and staff to come into the country to study and work in universities, is playing badly internationally.

Perhaps inevitably, I wound up balancing the whole social side of university with studying badly.

By the 1960's, the old infrastructure, including two 19th-century conservatories and a city university, was nonetheless badly frayed.