Sentence examples for worried faculty from inspiring English sources

But some top administrators feel that they spent too much time calming worried faculty and staff members, preparing for board meetings and compiling documents that weren't acted on quickly.

It is the uncertainty about the practical outcomes of such a change to the review process that worries faculty.

Columbia, which opened its campus here in 1897, first began buying buildings in 1919, worried that faculty and staff members could not afford good apartments and did not want to live in tenements.

The University of Maine System's board of trustees — a politically appointed panel that includes Susan Collins's brother, Samuel Collins — passed a policy this spring that worried some faculty members, who thought it might limit their free speech.

She said she worried that faculty members may spend lots of time developing a general education program consistent with their institutions' missions, launch the system with fanfare and then not do enough to promote understanding of it.

And this worries many faculty members.

As one Williams philosophy professor said of the tombstone inscriptions: "They make you worry that faculty meetings never end".

The faculty worried about demanding too much from the students and ruining their chances at college admissions.

Many Indian educators oppose allowing foreign universities to take root in India because they are worried about losing faculty members and students.

Senior faculty worried that courses were being dumbed down and grades inflated to keep students happy, at the expense of real learning in challenging courses.

He worried that the new faculty were being deprived of the "ethical guidance that comes from listening to older teachers".