Sentence examples for graduated number from inspiring English sources

Evan DeFilippis graduated number one in his class at the University of Oklahoma with degrees in Economics, Political Science, and Psychology.

Yes, he graduated number one from his class at Duke; and number one when he got his MBA from Northwestern... Served in the Army.

Increasing amounts of Dex (up to 10 µg) and graduated numbers of immature DC (up to 3.105 iDC) or 10 µg of irrelevant pelleted proteins were inoculated in one footpad of BL6 mice.

Throughout her childhood, Shahla excelled at all levels of her education, graduating number one in her high school class.

By 1960, graduates numbered more than 16,000.

Y Combinator is beginning to explore entrepreneurial opportunities around cities, establishing a research effort on this front, and has graduated a number of government-focused startups.

423 40 Graduate number of Doctor's Degrees 43,214 5,773 Graduate number of Master's Degrees 326,613 8,000 Total 481 316 Source: The data were drawn from the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China statistic data in 2010 at http://www.moe.gov.cn/publicfiles/business/htmlfiles/moe/s6200/list.html.html

If the intake to training schemes is increased from 160 to 183 in 2011 then the number of GPs will begin to increase from 2014 onwards as the numbers graduating exceed the numbers who retire or die.

Business leaders called last week for subsidies for UK science and maths degrees to boost graduate numbers.

It says, however, that further increases in graduate numbers could start to erode the premium.

Graduate numbers have been steadily rising over the last two decades and employers often report hundreds if not thousands of applications for every graduate level position.