Sentence examples for graduates for example from inspiring English sources

Recent college graduates, for example, will not benefit.

Recent graduates, for example, have had to begin their careers in the toughest labor market since the Great Depression.

The IFS said: "Public sector male graduates, for example, typically have peak real earnings in their late 50s, whereas private sector graduates' earnings peak 10 years earlier".

Law graduates, for example, can work in human rights in South Africa with Projects Abroad (from £2,095 for a month).

International graduates, for example, now account for nearly 30 percent of all primary care doctors, a specialty that has had increasing difficulties attracting American medical students.

More able graduates, for example, may have managed to get more out of their education programme and hence experience a better match than their less able colleagues.

The famous ending of "The Graduate," for example, came about because as it came time to film the scene where Dustin Hoffman and Katharine Ross get on the bus, Mr. Nichols found himself growing unaccountably irritable.

Mr. Nichols is a great believer in the single big idea, the controlling metaphor or idea that defines a picture — the notion that Benjamin in "The Graduate," for example, is on a conveyor belt, just like his suitcase.

Despite the auditing team's six-day weeks, one Auburn University graduate, for example, is taking next Monday and Tuesday off to see the school's football team play in the national championship bowl in Arizona.

The startup also aims to help schools engage with their alumni by encouraging them to discover how best to leverage their own network to help alumni get ahead once they graduate, for example.

One preservation carpentry graduate, for example, launched his own custom home design company, while another, a bookbinding alumna, today is the rare book conservator for the Library of Congress.