Sentence examples for graduates used from inspiring English sources

Graduates used to have an automatic right to stay and work for two years.

WELL-TO-DO Indian graduates used to line up to join Air India.

Graduates used to have to choose between academia and a job in a big company – now they know they can start their own company and disrupt multibillion-dollar industries with little-to-none initial investments.

Nancy Dye, president of Oberlin College, said that whereas most graduates used to go straight on to graduate school, having chosen at least a preliminary career path, many now stick around, uncertain of their direction.

There was just one catch, one that speaks volumes about the Japanese economy and the challenges younger Japanese face in a country where college graduates used to count on lifetime employment with the company they joined right out of school.

From simple to ornate designs, Meredith graduates used the opportunity to express their personalities, appreciation, academic majors, career goals, sentiments, or college motto: "Going Strong".

Stilwell et al. studied nearly 4000 US medical graduates using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

But how can graduates use the expert knowledge and skills gained during their degree to forge a successful career?

Graduates use the phrase "I hated that fucking place" so often that they shorten it to: "IHTFP".

Ms. McMillian said N.Y.U. was also examining patterns of use to determine, for example, whether there is a "first-year burst" that later dwindles, or whether some graduates use the e-mail address often while others never do.

The main group analysed was that of white male college graduates, using cross-section samples for 1939 and 1949.