Sentence examples for universities seeking from inspiring English sources

Universities, seeking new sources of revenue, began turning themselves into engines for economic development.

THIS week's issue of The Economist includes an article about American football players at universities seeking to unionise.

While many people have interpreted the decision as placing higher burdens on universities seeking to justify affirmative action plans, I don't read it that way.

These offices have become a major pathway for universities seeking to put their research to practical use, not to mention add to their revenue streams.

Like a high-powered talent scout, Mr. Bell, the co-founder of Trilogy VC, tours China's top universities, seeking fledgling entrepreneurs.

With universities seeking to invest more time and money into pursuing creative digital marketing campaigns, are we seeing a move away from traditional marketing models?

British universities sought more foreign students, and Mediterranean countries began to struggle economically.

This is not the norm: most universities seek to convey one unified school of thought—"neoclassical" economics.

Graduates of top universities sought their fortunes in banking, rather than in careers like medicine, engineering or teaching.

The North American Society for Sport Management lists programs at nassm.com, with a stamp of approval to those meeting curriculum standards (caveat: the review is voluntary, and not all universities seek it).

The move comes as Yale and other universities seek to make their student bodies more diverse and increase their reputations as global institutions.