Sentence examples for be difficult for graduates from inspiring English sources
Recruiting on the same scale any more and it can be difficult for graduates to get a job.
The realisation that employers might not be so interested in what you learned during your degree can be difficult for graduates to stomach when applying for jobs; especially when they have invested a lot of time and money into their degrees.
Dr. Cherkassky said it would hardly be difficult for a graduate student to conduct legitimate research on anthrax by day "and then put an ampule in his pocket and carry it home for other work at night".
Even if there were, it would be difficult for an emerging carbon storage industry to compete for graduates with oil and gas companies.
We found the largest difference for the barrier 'it would be difficult for me to arrange transport to the doctor's surgery' (graduate vs non-graduate: OR=1.34; 95% CI: 1.11 1.61; unemployed vs employed: OR=1.59; 95% CI: 1.34 1.89; and most deprived areas vs least deprived: OR=1.51; 95% CI: 1.27 1.88).
After graduating from DePauw, Julian wanted to obtain his doctorate in chemistry, but learned it would be difficult for an African-American to do so.
It seems likely that it may have been difficult for these graduates to identify any career changes, as they might still have been in the phase of applying for new jobs or getting back to work.
Since the government limits the number of years salary will be paid for post-graduate training, it is difficult for U.S. medical residents to transfer from one discipline to another, and relatively few do.
For starters, law schools and other graduate schools had quotas on women's admissions, so it was difficult for women to get professional credentials.
That's difficult for anyone.
