Sentence examples for universities suggest from inspiring English sources

Conversations with instructors at other universities suggest that the practice of getting a corporate grant to finance a student-made P.R. campaign isn't that unusual.

But interviews in recent days with administrators from half a dozen other colleges and universities suggest that there may be no other institution that will immediately follow California's lead.

The Precedents From Gulf to Africa, Lost Opportunities Even countries like Saudi Arabia, whose gleaming facade of shopping malls, airports and universities suggests universal prosperity, is a troubled land.

But a study of barn swallows by Rebecca J. Safran of the University of Colorado and colleagues at Princeton and Arizona State universities suggests that the link between signaling and physiology may be more complicated.

Research by Columbia & Stanford universities suggests giving a consumer too many options means they fail to make a decision at all.

A GLANCE at the global rankings of universities suggests that nothing much has changed in recent years.

Anecdotal evidence from speaking with graduate employers and universities suggests male graduates are perhaps more willing to take chances while women may lack confidence.

Universities, suggested the late Sir David Watson (professor of higher education at Oxford, vice-chancellor at Brighton) can be viewed as property companies with education tacked on.

Rather, the small but noticeable drops of 38 of their 48 top-400 universities suggests that storm clouds are gathering over the British higher education system.

In a speech last autumn, he attacked "vested interests" in some universities, suggesting they relied on teacher training to prop up their finances.

Kauffman's research into technology transfer from universities suggested that formal programs tended to ignore many inventions and discoveries that could have commercial potential.