Sentence examples for graduates lead from inspiring English sources

As you write, "By almost every measure, college graduates lead healthier and longer lives, have better working conditions, have healthier children who perform better in school, have more interest in art and reading, speak and write more clearly, have a greater acceptance of differences in people and are more civically active".

Did the introduction of an English exit requirement for university graduates lead to an increased level of English proficiency in the Taiwanese workforce?

Graduates lead the metastatic breast cancer movement as well as that of young survivors; they are peer reviewers at the highest levels of research and they are SPORE leaders.

A one percent increase of graduates led to an increase of supplied apprenticeship contracts of round about 0.6percentt.

Only an increase in intermediate secondary school graduates leads to a higher number of signed apprenticeship contracts after 1991.

Foreign medical graduates led 1,526 of 12,155 NIH grants, the study also found.

The academy struggled to fill its incoming classes as its graduates led troops in Southeast Asia, where 333 graduates died.

The additional supply of graduates, leads to a decrease in price (wage) if there is not a correlating increase in demand for labor.

Ostensibly in order to resolve the deadlock, Joseph-Désiré Mobutu launched a bloodless coup and replaced both Kasa-Vubu and Lumumba with a College of Commissionaires (Collège des commissaires) consisting of a panel of university graduates, led by Justin Bomboko.

Since 2008, a formal network of graduates led to activities, including an e-mail forum.

Yesterday, Benjamin Paxton, a Yale Divinity School graduate, led a nondenominational ceremony at the Dreamaway Lodge in Becket, Mass.