Sentence examples for better graduates from inspiring English sources

The teaching hospital in Lusaka where Desai trained, for example, is one of 13 sub-Saharan medical schools receiving support from a United States-financed $130 million program to generate more and better graduates.

David Cameron has led his party in an unexpected tribute to "noble" social workers after the launch of a controversial new scheme to get better graduates into the profession.

23Unless, of course, this difference in earnings simply reflects the fact that better graduates obtain a subsidy first.

On the other hand, the success will bring about several benefits such as better graduates' career, higher university's ranking, and more funding from both government agencies and private sector.

"I think it's going to help us recruit better graduate students and postdocs [who see that]  'this is a place that really cares about my safety,' " he adds.

The government has to invest more in education to help produce better-prepared, better-paid graduates.

They reported that mean scores achieved on these examinations were better among graduates of PBL, but the difference between old and new graduates' scores was not statistically significant [ 16].

The jobs market got better for graduates in 2014, but it's still not where it ought to be.

"Cross-racial understanding," Justice O'Connor wrote, borrowing language from a lower court ruling, "helps to break down racial stereotypes" and better prepares graduates for the working world.

He believes it is much better for graduates to get a "foot in the door" – even if they have to work for relatively low wages – than to become unemployed.

Whether you want be a teacher, a librarian, a civil servant, a nurse or, indeed, any of the other thousands of professions in the public sector, things have never looked better for graduates.