Sentence examples for universities potential from inspiring English sources

While this is a "blunt instrument" for measuring universities' potential to do well in the next year's RAE, it does give a first indication of how they will fare.

If professional bull riding is the most dangerous eight seconds in sports, then this, a live shot on CBS of a team chosen for the N.C.A.A. tournament, can rank among the most emotional and valuable, especially for the smaller universities, potential upset artists in the making.

Wanting to work outside of acting and performing after university, potential employees might see no relevance in your qualifications.

Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat deputy leader, said the prospect of scholarships would motivate students to achieve the grades required for admission and demonstrate that pupils at every school have university potential.

If universities see potential in these pupils, why not let them in with lower grades?

Iran and most Arab countries were ruled by more or less authoritarian regimes that regarded universities as potential sources of opposition.

Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School professor and author of "The Innovative University", predicts "wholesale bankruptcies" over the next decade among standard universities.One potential casualty is the cross-subsidy between teaching and research.

Small wonder that many famous names are shadows of their former selves.Unleashing universities' "full potential", and "mobilising the brainpower of Europe" are at the heart of the commission's plans to create a knowledge-based European economy.

The Seal of Biliteracy was first offered in California in 2008 and has been implemented in a majority of states over the past decade, resulting in increasing recognition across the country both by universities and potential employers.

But some say closer links are needed between the universities and potential employers.

"We've contacted several colleges and universities as potential partners," Assistant Supt.