Sentence examples for graduates mostly from inspiring English sources

Graduates mostly marry other graduates; and while smart parents aren't guaranteed to produce smart children, it hardly hurts.

Why not also consider the impact of the hordes of medical school graduates (mostly men) who leave patient care to work for profit-driven corporations?

As finance became more mathematical, Wall Street firms began to hire skilled graduates, mostly men, from the ultra-competitive Indian Institutes of Technology, which were run as pure meritocracies.

But they all got into late-50's-early-60's cars, played recent high school graduates (mostly) on one last night of small-town California cruising and made a minor classic.

The graduates, mostly from India, Pakistan and Middle East, were exempted from their J-1 student visas, which required them to return home for two years after completing their studies.

When nearly everyone has some sort of post-secondary credential and posts high grades (because of grade inflation), a degree from Harvard or the University of Michigan still is highly respected, so their graduates mostly get decent jobs.

"Thankfully there was a lot of demand for us," he said, adding that all his classmates had found good jobs since graduating, mostly at foreign organizations.

Simone, Keith and I knew each other for a while after I'd graduated, mostly through the Princeton Inn poker group, and I'm married to one of his classmates (Margie Lampson '78).

I was in college for five years; it took me a little longer to graduate mostly because my eating disorder got in the way during my junior year.

She says she graduated mostly because of the close relationship she had with her teachers, who she felt cared about her. "I've been blessed by the people at the school," she says.

The questionnaire was completed by 35 of 120 post-graduates (mostly academic staff giving a response rate 29%).