Sentence examples for universities declines from inspiring English sources

As the supply of graduates grows, and the quality of teaching in Britain's shabby, crowded universities declines, this signal is fading.

A growing number of students applied to public universities for the fall of 2013, while applications to study at private universities declined.

Representatives from E.A. Sports, which makes the college football video game series, and the Collegiate Licensing Company, which handles rights licensing for many universities, declined to comment.

For believers, Bologna shows the way to a future that will be glorious once more.Yet this vision of self-governing universities, footloose students and job-ready graduates omits one big reason for European universities' decline: money.

After the emergence in some areas of unselective comprehensive schools during the 1950s and '60s, the importance of the eleven-plus in determining who could eventually enter universities declined.

Gifts to colleges and universities declined almost 12 percent in the 2009 fiscal year, to $27.85 billion, according to the Council for Aid to Education's annual survey of voluntary support of education.

Schools and universities declined, for the most part, to contemplate any enlargement of the frontiers of knowledge and were too often deeply involved in the religious conflicts of the time.

When once a third of all private sector Americans were in unions, today the number is down to around 11%. College tuition fees went through the roof as support for public universities declined.

Two universities declined to participate.

Both Amazon and the participating universities declined to comment on how the costs of the device and the textbooks would be shared between them.

The two Dutch universities declined to comment; they are awaiting the report of a panel chaired by physicist and former vice prime minister Jan Terlouw that will advise them on whether to restore the Debye name.