Sentence examples for graduates compared from inspiring English sources

There is a great deal of underemployment among black and Asian graduates compared with their counterparts.

The average performance of America's graduates, compared with those of other countries, is low and slipping.

41% of new jobs in property, housing and estate management are graduates, compared with 3.6% in 1979.

Fully 60% of working-age people in London are graduates, compared with 38% in Britain as a whole.

This, she said, indicated a shift in the earning potential of graduates, compared with those who chose alternative routes.

Some 84% of residents over the age of 25 are college graduates, compared with a national norm of 32%.

In Ghana, for example, 87% of students from low socioeconomic homes enter primary school, but only 72% graduates, compare to 100% enrolment for children from high socioeconomic homes, of which 80%graduatess.

However, for-profit colleges had much higher graduation rates for two-year degrees, where 58percentt of students graduated compared to 21percentt of students at public two-year schools.

At James Madison University in Virginia, 80percentt of "native" freshmen graduate compared with 72percentt of transfers.

He said, O.K., how many more kids will these new schools graduate, compared with the schools they are replacing?

According to a University of Pennsylvania study in 2002, about 7.5percentt of men leave nursing within four years of graduating, compared with 4.1percentt of women.