Sentence examples for eager graduates from inspiring English sources

Media companies, arguably all companies, know there is a ready supply of eager graduates.

The humanitarian and international relief field is tough to break into, with thousands of smart, ambitious and eager graduates trying to enter the profession.

Re "Winnowing Process Begins for Novice Teachers" (news article, Nov. 22): Placing eager graduates of elite colleges into failing public schools is an admirable expedient.

A Nov. 29 letter argues that the New York City public schools should be hiring "teachers from the neighborhoods that the students come from" who "share the dreams and challenges of our vibrant urban mosaic" rather than "eager graduates of elite colleges".

Internships can offer a boost to eager graduates looking to a start a career - but is it fair to ask young people to pay for their work experience?

If you fall, you've got an army of eager graduates ready to trample you and take your place.

Poetry has become more of a business: eager M.F.A. graduates jostling with one another.

The next, she was just another struggling college student eager to graduate.

Kilar hopes that Vessel will also help dispatch a common view within the television industry: that online short-form video is still just a training ground for "proper" TV, with YouTubers eager to graduate to shows on traditional networks.

South Sudan A year on from South Sudan's independence, what has changed in the world's newest country and what does this mean for its people and development: in numbers, for the region, economically, politically, for those still without citizenship, for the refugees in Maban county or Turalei, and for a student journalist eager to graduate in Juba?

Eager prospective graduate students should also read the penultimate chapters on Goals and the Job Market which present a sobering and honest look at what today's grad student may be looking forward to in terms of job prospects.