Sentence examples for universities mainly from inspiring English sources

"Schools and universities mainly understand money".

Quebec spends 4.6% of its budget on universities, mainly because its fees are the lowest among Canadian provinces.

"I think we do slightly more work than my friends do in UK universities, mainly because of the extra Chinese lessons.

Controlling immigration, improving schools and supporting a new industrial strategy are just some of her priorities – and universities mainly offer a supporting role.

Key Open Access players are national science agencies and universities (mainly libraries, journal editors, press units, ICT units, research/academic areas).

"The show is dissimilar to end-of-year shows held at other universities, mainly because the collaboration is among students not faculty," said Lewis, FSAD associate professor.

In other words, one should be concerned about what cannot happen in an institution that commodifies knowledge and sees the function of the university mainly in consumer terms.

"Such a development would establish Aston University as a major university, mainly in the north and east side of the city with a turnover approaching £200m.

Zoe Bulaitis, editor of Exeter's student newspaper, remembers hers as: "socialising until your jaw hurts from talking… worth it in the end though!" "Halls" are the accommodation offered by a university, mainly for first-year students.

Italian Universities Raise Their Fists 3 June 2005 In February last year, head of Italian University and Research Ministry (MIUR) Letizia Moratti presented a draft bill to reform university, mainly the academic career structure.

Prior to the reform and opening of the People's Republic of China (from 1949 to 1978), influenced by the former Soviet Union, the university mainly engaged in teaching.