Sentence examples for graduates affected from inspiring English sources

"Some have told their parents not to come," Kathy Steiner-Lang, director of Washington University's international students' office, said of the approximately 75 graduates affected by the policy.

The Interior Ministry said in an e-mail that it knew of 674 cases of graduates affected by the original memo.

This is an issue being addressed by the HEA, which commissioned research from Paul Wakeling and Gillian Hampden-Thompson at the University of York to analyse how the different national, institutional and individual backgrounds of UK graduates affected their progress to further study.

The financial power of these graduates affects nearly every aspect of the state economy.

How will graduates be affected by David Cameron's desire, announced in a speech on Monday, to cut housing benefit for under-25s?

To date there has been very little research examining how employment outcomes for recent graduates are affected by staying in the area where they attended college.

Kate Stoll, an NSF-based AAAS Science and Technology Policy FelloWe said, "We know that graduate education affects graduate students and their lives more than anybody else, so we want to create more opportunities for them to reach out to us".

The finding that graduate education affected favourability among obstetricians may mean that fluency with critical appraisal of research methodology, and exposure to emerging evidence may change interpretation of relative risk across birth settings.

While the provision of university graduates positively affects firm performance in all industries under study, additional effects for scientific research are only observed in electrical and pharmaceutical industries that are science-intensive and where the scientific knowledge base is changing rapidly over time.

Differences in the attitudes and characteristics of graduates which affect their choice to work in rural areas should be considered during policy formulation and implementation.

The Greens' higher education spokeswoman, Lee Rhiannon, asked officials at budget estimates hearings to reveal how many graduates would be affected by this specific measure, due to apply from 2016.