Sentence examples for graduates particularly from inspiring English sources

The jobs market for master's graduates – particularly young, full-time master's graduates – may have got worse.

Gove noted that there is a lack of suitably-qualified graduates, particularly in the lucrative gaming industry.

It just means that recent generations have done well out of the property boom, graduates particularly, which isn't surprising.

"It will have a real impact on the income of graduates, particularly the most disadvantaged and those on lower earnings.

Continuing public sector cuts will affect the employment of graduates, particularly women and those outside the south east.

And it won't address the real problem: the inadequate academic preparation of too many high school graduates, particularly those from low-income families.

The Graduate, particularly its use of music and Hoffman's performance, inspired Richard Ayoade's adaptation of my novel, Submarine.

6 7 8 Historically, there has been no mechanism to track and evaluate doctors' performance once they have graduated, particularly to identify and support those who performed less well as students.

More certain, however, is that the debt burden and default rates for graduates are particularly high.

And black graduates are particularly poorly served by higher education – only 37% of them are in graduate jobs.

From the responses, Mr Ghemawat deduced that business-school graduates are particularly prone to discount the possibility of market failures.