Sentence examples for graduated plans from inspiring English sources

Ting's overall pricing is a series of tiers offering more or less minutes, data, texts, etc, for more or less dollars depending on usage – and you can choose among graduated plans for each.

Extended-term plans stretch out payments by up to a decade; income-based plans charge what you can afford according to government standards; graduated plans assume borrowers will be able to make exponentially higher payments in the future, allowing payments of as little as $5 a month now.

If that payment is too high for you, consider the graduated plan instead.

Check with your individual loan servicer to get a sense of what your numbers would look like on the graduated plan.

If the graduated plan still won't work with your monthly budget, you may benefit from the extended repayment plan, which will let you repay your loans over a period of twenty-five years.

About 30% of NS graduates plan to complete dietetic internships.

He knocked on the sorority house where my eldest daughter's best friend had lived before graduating, planning annihilation of the women inside.

Not incidentally, the pilot episode of "quarterlife," a new series about recent college graduates planned for direct distribution on the Web, concludes with a soulful discussion between two friends on a cigarette break.

In 2010, only 33%% of general pediatrics residency graduates planned on sub specializing, yet health-care operators demand are growing for sub-disciplines.

Of course, finding himself two semesters from graduation, Max must field inevitable questions about his post-graduate plans.

Responding to a severe shortage of nurses, the City University of New York, the city's largest producer of nursing graduates, plans to sharply expand its training programs, adding 30 full-time nursing professors and scheduling more classes on nights and weekends.