Sentence examples for graduated around from inspiring English sources

On the whole they have managed it successfully: since its inception in 2004, it has graduated around 1,000 students.

"Especially those of us who graduated around the same time as the Patriot Act," Ms. Campbell said.

A Hamilton Project analysis based on one of those studies extrapolated that the expected loss in earnings over the next decade for the typical person who graduated around 2010 would be about $70,000.

Thus, I expect that similar patterns across gender and race will be observed for cohorts who graduated around the Great Recession.

He attended South Side High School in Newark, New Jersey and graduated around 1928.

But a Catalyst survey of female and male M.B.A. graduates around the world showed that mentors might not do much for women.

According to Marty McCaffrey Marty McCaffrey, executive director of Salinas, Calif.-based Calif.-based Software Outsourcing ResearchlIndia face troubles ramping up to the projected 2008 level.* He estimates that India willd need to have 1 milikelyqualiface softroublesgineerampingupportoexportheof $50 billion, and the country currently graduates around 110,000 comprojectedence students a year.

At any given time, perhaps 15,000 freshly-minted fashion-design graduates around the world plus many more uncredentialed dreamers working out of garages, Granny's attic or family rec rooms–have what they think are great ideas and no funding to bring them to market.

Most graduates (around 60percentt) are actually working in jobs that don't require a degree, according to research by Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

If you've just graduated, hop around the world for a year.

In the meantime, we spoke to students and recently graduated artists around the country to see how they'll be navigating this post-Art Start world.