Sentence examples for graduates it from inspiring English sources

And they say they're builders, hospitality managers, marketing graduates, IT technicians, carpenters, electricians.

One glimmer of light shines in the field of geography: its graduates, it seems, are finding it less difficult to obtain meaningful employment than the rest.

But even if Mexico learned from India and reeducated its graduates, it would face another big hurdle: that the market for I.T. outsourcing has plateaued.

What Europe has proven capable of doing for its future graduates, it can and must do again today for its less qualified young people – inevitably the ones worst hit by unemployment.

A similar approach is already applied by IBM with "Watson" -- the program that won "Jeopardy" is now going through medical school, and when it "graduates" it will offer its diagnosis and prognosis to physicians.

While InternMatch expands its audience to graduates, it will also continue to develop new products for its core user base of college students.

The school became famous for the quality of its teachers and the graduates it turned out.

But if the XFL goes through with its plan to recruit high school graduates, it will have to do so against the wishes of the coaches' association, which represents thousands of college coaches, said Grant Teaff, the association's executive director.

Like its counterparts elsewhere, Teach First provides the graduates it places in schools with support.

In America, the jobless rate among graduates rose from under 2% in 2007 to nearly 5% in 2010, but for non-graduates it jumped from 5% to over 11%.Even before the crisis, America was on track for its worst decade for job creation in at least half a century, says Mr Manyika of the McKinsey Global Institute.

At the time the only MA of standing in the subject in Britain, and today, in spite of many imitators, still the most distinguished - not least in the number of distinguished writers it can claim as graduates - it did much to allay the suspicions of such courses.