Sentence examples for graduated which from inspiring English sources

Some students included in outcomes data may not have graduated, which could deflate their earnings or debt loads.

The fifth-year senior has since graduated, which leaves freshman Michael Orefice to prove he can move up the depth chart and back up Savio.

He merely got to graduation day with enough credits to graduate, which thousands of kids have done without being able to read.

But the graduates, which include the senator's stepdaughter, get a consolation prize: Senator Barack Obama.

At the age of 24 he wrote and published The Graduate, which received mostly indifferent reviews.

Her smoking break, she explained, had to do with her role in "The Graduate," which ended in March.

However, eight years on, it would be unusual to apply for jobs targeting new graduates, which I'm guessing is what you mean by graduate positions.

Moreover, satisfaction for both groups is improving.Will Archer of i-graduate, which surveys international students enrolled at universities in America, Australia and Britain, concurs.

The share of votes cast by white college graduates, which Mr. Obama nearly split with his 2008 Republican rival, Senator John McCain, is projected to rise by one percentage point.

Unlike the programs run by graduates, which are highly focused on test preparation, the city's offering is more like an enrichment program.

Despite all the talk about how the Great Recession affected college graduates — which it did — their unemployment rate never went above five per cent.