Sentence examples for graduate under from inspiring English sources

I was selfishly grateful that my girls did not have to graduate under this cloud.

The new legislation authorizes the state to credit the Dallas district for students who graduate under the three-year plan, Mr. Morath said.

Brand said the improvement was welcome, if not totally unexpected, because the 2002 class was the first to graduate under stricter academic requirements.

Meanwhile, more than half the class of 2015 - the first to graduate under the £9,000 a year fees regime - say they failed to get value for money from their university courses, according to a new survey.

Whoever suggests either is not a believer and does not deserve to graduate under a Pietist advisor, not even a liberal one.

The first equivalent height-frequency ionograms in Australia were produced and provided to researchers by O. O. Pulley in 1935, a Sydney graduate under Madsen, while H. B. Wood in 1936 provided the first fully automated frequency sweep recorder covering 1.6 10 MHz in 5 min (Pulley 1934; Wood 1936).

"These levels of graduate under-employment are a far cry from the aspirations of students who now borrow huge sums of money to go to university," he added.

Clarification: Language has been amended in this post to reflect that AP did not specify whether the figure for recent graduate under- and unemployment in 2000 was a "record" low.

When we were tallying the founder count for each university, we decided to lump together graduate and under-graduate degrees.

The program allows the user the information of the text file Spice code, whose structure and design rules can be easily accessed by graduate and under-graduate students with a basic knowledge of electrical circuit theory.

Nearly 54 percent of graduates under 25 years old last year were unemployed or underemployed.