Sentence examples for universities off from inspiring English sources

But by then bright young things around the world had crossed British universities off their lists.

Instead, the bans are a convenient fiction, one that lets the military (and to some extent, universities) off the hook when it comes to the growing distance between civil and military America.

Even so, Republicans in the House took issue with the College Board report, saying it let universities "off the hook" by focusing on factors colleges could not control, rather than on their own mismanagement and unwillingness to cut costs.

The new policy won't let universities off the hook so easily.

This is because admissions were up dramatically in 2010 and remained high in 2011 as students who would normally have put university off for a year or more decided to apply early to beat the fee increase.

In Stafford, university off-campus shared houses costs £115 per week.

Critics suggest that elite universities shave off the differences in backgrounds and contribute to a kind of high-level groupthink.

The question of gender segregation in universities took off last year when a guest speaker stormed out of a debate at University College London due to segregation.

He notes that new technologies developed in many schools wind up growing into businesses of their own: “Research universities spin off academic innovations into commercial enterprises.”.

Goodbye, Small Time The university laid off 139 faculty and staff members from 2007 to 2010 in response to the more than $150 million reduction in state funding.

As Mr. Henry described it, he saw these young women as university students off to the bookshop (iPad or Kindle or traditional book not specified).