Sentence examples for graduated enough from inspiring English sources

Moreover the punishment scale is not graduated enough.

We are also graduating enough PhDs in science and engineering.

In general, we aren't graduating enough qualified professionals in STEM in the United States, and women are an even smaller percentage of this group.

From the UC student protests over fee hikes, to community colleges holding midnight classes due to increased demand, to repeated warnings from business and policy leaders that we are not graduating enough competitive workers, America is facing a crisis in higher education.

Right now, too many colleges are not getting the job done -- whether it's not graduating enough of their students, especially those on Pell Grants, or putting too many of their students or their students' parents deep in debt in order to finance a degree with little payoff in the job market, today or five years from now.

Only about three per cent graduated with enough credits to apply to a California state university.

(He writes about college as someone who graduated recently enough that he can remember its ardors and inanities).

Others argue that we are in fact graduating enough students in STEM every year but that they are being diverted to work in other fields.

The imported workers, most of whom come from India, are said to be needed because American schools do not graduate enough young people with science and math skills.

EMPHASIS ON ACADEMICS With the men's basketball tournament as a backdrop, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan renewed his call for the N.C.A.A. to impose stricter penalties on universities that do not graduate enough of their athletes.

We do not train — we don't graduate enough kids from high school.