Sentence examples for excellent graduation from inspiring English sources

Deceptive practices are counterproductive to long-term school success in a competitive environment, and many schools boast excellent graduation and placement rates.

No matter how hurt Davie may be today and in the coming months for not getting an opportunity to turn the good things he did -- upgrading the talent with zealous recruiting, posting an excellent graduation rate -- into a long, successful career at Notre Dame, White did him a favor.

It would make an excellent graduation gift for a young businessman in training who doesn't want the square-corner style briefcase yet needs to appear serious.

Created as more of an art project/Otaku exciter, the Kuratas is a real, albeit expensive, thing and would be an excellent graduation or Bat Mitzvah present.

This scrapbook makes an excellent graduation gift or can become a keepsake as your children move out of the house.

Meanwhile, the kids have excellent attendance and graduation rates, and that is thanks to the teachers' ability to improvise and innovate despite the bureaucrats' best efforts to crush them.

I normally have an excellent memory when it comes to birthdays, graduations and other special events that must be recognized via a card, a gift or, at the very least, a congratulatory Facebook post.

"This program gives Foxconn an opportunity to identify participants who have the potential to be excellent full-time employees, should they wish to join our company upon graduation," Foxconn said in a statement at the time.

Bringing these programs to the public was generously supported by Google through the Google Summer of Code program with excellent contributions from our mentee, Aditya Bhatt, an outstanding computer science student approaching graduation in Gandhinagar, India.

After graduation at age nineteen, she returned to teach English at Weber College, where she demonstrated excellent potential.

Cain et al. suggested that it is necessary to ensure that excellent students are not deterred from pharmacy education by concerns about insurmountable costs or debt after graduation [ 100].