Sentence examples for fully graduated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shafer even dedicated a song to the parents in the crowd, proving rock has fully graduated into family fare.
Of about 300 institutions that award engineering degrees (according to the Engineering Workforce Commission), 71 graduated fully half of the B.S. engineers in 2000.
The curriculum at the COM was introduced in a gradual manner, and in 1998 the first students fully trained in Malawi graduated.
But we've come to expect initiatives like more accountablity and equalized school spending to shoulder almost the entire burden of making competition between graduates fully fair.
In the five years from 2008-12 averageage of 1281 international medical graduates per year passed PLAB, and in the same period an annual average of 6720 UK graduates fully registered with the General Medical Council (GMC, personal communication).
Our dear boy had graduated into a fully fledged senior citizen with what we affectionately called "ole man butt" and he was quite fragile.
Hints and tips for your first term of freshers from a fully fledged graduate.
There also appear to have been unexpected delays in placing even fully qualified graduates with employers in Canada, disagreements over cost sharing between Canadian and Jamaican partner institutions, and a lack of employer participation in training finance to diminish students' risk exposure.
An hour or so later, after having applied and removed one of world's the most hideous pieces of millinery to the crown of their heads, they will be a fully fledged graduate.
Accrediting organizations assess educational programs to determine whether their content is designed to produce fully competent graduates.
Some clinicians felt that no amount of rehearsal could fully prepare graduates for the real thing, but having greater exposure to these situations, including being exposed to complex communications as a result of being on the wards more as students, would have given medical graduates more preparation in the past.
