Sentence examples for few diplomas from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith was moved to begin the program after attending Memorial High's 1992 graduation with other pastors and seeing how few diplomas were granted.

David Leonhardt ("At Colleges, Too Few Diplomas," Economic Scene, Sept. 9) observes, "The only way to lift the college graduation rate significantly is to lift it among poor and working-class students".

A few are emailing diplomas directly to the White House.

Such bonds can be harder to break than handcuffs, especially when a young person has been told for years that they aren't worth anything, and they have few skills, no diplomas, and few prospects for supporting themselves outside the sex industry.

"Once people understand the implications of having an unhealthy state government -- fewer people with diplomas, with health care -- I think things will change when this comes up again".

Recession or not, thousands of 20-somethings will be arriving in the next few months with their diplomas and entry-level salaries in hand, looking for their first apartments.

With a diploma, a few will achieve sustained mastery; with a good coach, many could.

In high school, he got his diploma a few months late because he didn't go to phys.

Most will remain in Tennessee, because only a few states deem a diploma from a school that lacks A.B.A. accreditation as a ticket to practice.

The businessmen paid up, went to a few classes and received the diplomas, with no exam required.In this section A city apart History is never just history A quick study ReprintsFor those who cannot afford a degree from a fake foreign university, more than 100 fake Chinese universities now offer diplomas for sale.

Now however, a pilot program has been developed that aims to offer 400 students in the Dadaab camps a chance, over the next few years, to earn accredited diplomas in teaching and also a chance to earn university degrees in subjects including community health, development, business and natural sciences.