Sentence examples for ambitious graduates from inspiring English sources
Instead, banks were seen as boring – ambitious graduates preferred the business world.
Last year some local authorities reported that a third of their positions were unfilled.Unsurprisingly, given the opprobrium often heaped on the profession, ambitious graduates tend to steer clear.
In the current economic climate there are an abundance of qualified, enthusiastic and ambitious graduates, but a limited number of graduate vacancies.
For budding fashionistas, the School of Textiles and Design is a national centre of excellence offering a unique framework for ambitious graduates.
And thanks to its 25-year history and 40,000 alumni, Americans are no longer surprised that bright, ambitious graduates want the most demanding teaching posts.Now schemes modelled on TfA are spreading around the world.
Many of the best American charter schools are run by teachers who joined the profession via Teach for America, a programme that places ambitious graduates in tough urban schools.
On campus, Mr. Jin was known as an ambitious graduate student.
Raj Rajaratnam and Anil Kumar met 20 years ago at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, ambitious graduate students who had come to the United States for an elite business education.
Lily Taylor as the writer's daughter, Adrian Lester as her boyfriend, and Lauren Ambrose as an ambitious graduate student are all wonderful, but it is Mr. Langella's melancholy stoicism that lingers longest in the mind.
"My wife kept saying, 'Oy, things are grim, grim, grim.' " "Officially, the rule is that first- and second-year students should not take outside jobs," says Peretz Lavie, president of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Cornell's partner in creating an ambitious graduate school for applied science and engineering in New York City.
"The position is highly-supervised, working within a team, but we look for all our staff to show the capability of working independently and would expect an ambitious graduate to want to display the full range of their abilities in the hope of demonstrating their value to the business.
