Sentence examples for graduate particularly from inspiring English sources

The Graduate, particularly its use of music and Hoffman's performance, inspired Richard Ayoade's adaptation of my novel, Submarine.

The jobs market for master's graduates – particularly young, full-time master's graduates – may have got worse.

Gove noted that there is a lack of suitably-qualified graduates, particularly in the lucrative gaming industry.

"It will have a real impact on the income of graduates, particularly the most disadvantaged and those on lower earnings.

Continuing public sector cuts will affect the employment of graduates, particularly women and those outside the south east.

It just means that recent generations have done well out of the property boom, graduates particularly, which isn't surprising.

Brent Staples's compelling call for more science graduates, particularly more minority graduates, should be considered as important as a call for increased national security.

I am particularly impressed by the new areas which are being opened to Harvard Law School graduates, particularly those in public service.

A recent book coined the term "ant tribe" to describe the many struggling recent graduates, particularly of second- and third-tier colleges.

And it won't address the real problem: the inadequate academic preparation of too many high school graduates, particularly those from low-income families.

Cutting headline fees to £7,500 or less will not make a difference to the take-home pay of most graduates, particularly those on the lowest salaries.