Sentence examples for capable graduates from inspiring English sources

From automotive to food and drink to retail, there are a variety of industries on the lookout for capable graduates.

One participant commented: "They are seeing very bright, capable graduates academically but they don't have the skills that allow them to start from day one running".

"Good work experience should provide bright and capable graduates with a taster of what's involved in working for a professional organisation," believes Charlie Ball, deputy director of research for the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (Hecsu).

According to Boston Consulting Group, a typical annual salary for an Indian IT engineer is $5,000 and for a graduate with a masters degree in business $7,500 about one-tenth of their American equivalents.The missing half-millionNASSCOM-McKinsey, however, also forecasts a shortfall, on current trends, of nearly 500,000 capable graduates by 2010, with BPO much worse affected than IT.

- Chosen an institution with a supportive research environment, a rich community of scholars, and adequate resources (time, money, and capable graduate students).

The current brain drain of young and capable university graduates, estimated at anywhere between 170,000 and 200,000 people, has left the promise of the European Union seeming hollow.

Process-oriented teaching practices that integrate technology as part of a carefully designed curriculum may have the potential to facilitate the development of capable healthcare graduates who are able to navigate the complexity of health systems and patient management in ways that go beyond the application of knowledge and skills.

At the beginning of my junior year when I improbably won an election to head the student government against a capable Andover graduate, who was supported by the incumbent, also an Andover grad, I saw it as a victory for the little people and dreamed of a new egalitarian regime.

"Our objective is to reach out to every capable college graduate," she told me.

The Warped Tour is often described as a launching pad for young bands; certainly Saturday's show included a few that seemed capable of graduating to bigger stages.

"As aspiring applicants capable of graduating from these institutions outnumber available seats, the utilization of race as a 'plus factor' for some inexorably applies race as a 'minus factor' against those on the other side of the equation.