Sentence examples for universities driven from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, Steve Eisman, the investor who made a fortune shorting subprime mortgages, gave a speech, entitled "Subprime Goes to College," in which he predicted a 2008-style meltdown at for-profit universities, driven by systemic defaults on student loans.

Two growing universities drive demand in the city, said letting agents.

Women at some of the kingdom's all-female universities drive around campus in the carts, said Abeer Mishkhas, a Saudi journalist.

Kurdish village girls, exposed to television for the first time, were said to have been driven to despair by the discovery of a world in which women studied in universities, drove cars, and dated handsome men.

The transformation of Manchester into a cancer top player represents five years of canny collaboration (including a £30m joint recruitment programme) between the Christie and the university, driven by the fact that Manchester's population has one of the worst cancer records in the country.

Amid the celebration, an intoxicated student from another university drove his pickup truck onto a closed street and struck and killed a Gainesville police lieutenant.

Recently, the Ph.D. candidate at Brown University drove from Nashville to New Orleans with two of his close college mates.

India's stifling bureaucracy, or its demanding politics, or perhaps its troubled universities, have driven bright economists abroad.

There are signs of success in smaller cities around the country, sometimes tied to universities, sometimes driven by refugees from Silicon Valley and New York.

Various types of China universities were driven to change.

A resilient myth in the fees debate is that the wealth of top US universities is driven by their higher fees.