Sentence examples for because graduate from inspiring English sources

The Department for Business said the change had been made because graduate earnings had not risen as much as expected.

At Harvard, Dean Pedersen noted that students might study harder than before, perhaps because graduate schools are more competitive.

Because graduate schools and the best jobs often require extraordinary credentials, students must pour their energies into their own ambitions and accomplishments.

"A lot of my French and Italian friends studied their master's in the UK because graduate job prospects in those countries are not so bright.

The recruitment of minority faculty becomes a real crisis, because graduate schools are not turning out that many minority Ph.D.'s.

School administrators have argued that there is no need for unionization because graduate students have other forms of representation, such as the Graduate Student Assembly.

Because graduates would be surveyed five years after graduation, their input would reflect what the school was like five years ago.

They attract MBA graduates not just because of high salaries but because graduates can fit into the culture more easily.

Alumni association members are potentially profitable customers because graduates may combine several undergraduate loans into one.

That is because graduates are being asked to pay for the whole of their degree.

Schleicher said this was partly because graduates could not get jobs with big enough salaries to make the repayments.