Sentence examples for graduates challenge from inspiring English sources

A growing number of careers that have the potential to employ food studies graduates challenge the neat separation between intellectual and manual expertise.

During the campaign the 25-year-old college graduate challenged the prevailing image of Mexican legislators as overpaid and out of touch with the public.

In Obama's commencement speech at Tuskegee -- which is designated as a historically black university -- she encouraged graduates to challenge and rise above the racially-based slights, insults and indignities they may face.

While graduates during challenging economic times may well be in jobs that are classified as "non-graduate", it is still they who are being employed in preference to non-graduates.

"What happens the first time a teacher says something like, 'I don't agree with you?' " Mr. Vanderhoek spent three years teaching at Intermediate School 90 in Washington Heights through Teach for America, which places recent college graduates in challenging schools.

Teach First, which recruits top graduates into challenging schools.

You and the rest of this year's graduates face challenges of historic significance.

Fifty-three percent of the program group graduated from ChalleNGe by finishing the residential phase and its requirements.

Showing competency on the core components and having an acceptable placement lined up are requirements of successfully completing the residential phase or "graduating" from ChalleNGe.

The new research bolsters other studies that show higher education frequently pays off for graduates, and challenges headlines claiming that about half of recent grads haven't found work.

Such activities strike a chord with LGBT students: "Starting a new career as a graduate is challenging enough and I would like to think my sexuality wouldn't be something I would have to worry about.