Sentence examples for universities produced from inspiring English sources

The study also asked employers what universities produced the ideal young graduates.

Of the 120,000 graduates that Saudi universities produced between 1995 and 1999, only 10,000 had studied technical subjects such as architecture or engineering.

In the name of "efficiency" (as if this abstract commodity was what universities produced, not research and education) the Department of Education and Science, as it was then called, embarked on a purge of Stalinist ferocity.

"People who have been educated at great cost, both to their families and the public purse, are now working in wealthier countries which have not invested in them at all," she added, acknowledging that even in good times Greece had difficulty absorbing the surplus of professionals its universities produced.

Yet only two universities produced a baccalaureate engineer from all four of those categories--MIT and the University of Florida.

In contrast, although Cambridge University topped the list at 25,000 papers in the study period, about one-third of Britain's universities produced fewer than 2000.

"Are universities producing knowledge that challenges racism?

"Universities produce racism," Andrews told the Guardian.

Taiwan's universities produce 4,000 engineers a year; China turns out 145,000.

Our universities produce a surfeit of research degrees, granted mostly to foreign students.

Open access is in our marrow – universities produce knowledge not for ourselves but because it has a greater good".