Sentence examples for graduate effort from inspiring English sources

Sounds easy enough, but until I took a sober look at my situation, affirmed my graduate effort to date, and took charge of its completion, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was being swept away.

Maintaining a close-knit community of graduates takes effort.

PwC, one of the largest recruiters of graduates in the UK, said it would "miss out on key talent from disadvantaged backgrounds" unless it stopped using A-levels and similar exams as part of its graduate recruitment efforts.

The international accountancy firm said it would "miss out on key talent from disadvantaged backgrounds" unless it stopped using A-levels and similar exams as part of its graduate recruitment efforts.

Furthermore, we feel it is crucial to provide detailed reporting on graduate retention efforts as well as any reasons for ongoing "brain drain" in a given setting; this may identify modifiable causes for loss of trained specialists that could aid the development of preventative efforts in this area in newly developing programs.

If general-education graduates dedicate less effort relative to graduates with specialized credentials, then the matching estimates above may simply reflect employers' willingness to offer a premium for specialized skills.

Within the 6th Division, there were recriminations over what was seen as Berryman's favouritism towards Robertson, a fellow regular soldier and Royal Military College, Duntroon graduate, in an effort to prove that regular officers could command troops.

last fall because it was the progressive organization on campus with the highest profile, and was actively involved in labor issues: monitoring N.Y.U.'s dealings with apparel companies suspected of using sweatshops, helping with graduate students' unionizing efforts, and organizing Manhattan deli workers, 95percentt of whom are immigrants.

Graduate student unionization efforts at private universities are picking up steam, with groups at Columbia University, Yale University, and most recently Harvard University pushing for recognition of their right to bargain collectively, which their colleagues at many public universities already have.

He went to school nightly, got a BA, then through Herculean effort, graduated from law school.

In an accompanying study, GfK Roper issued a multiple choice survey to 300 college graduates in an effort to gauge their American history literacy.