Sentence examples for graduates were given from inspiring English sources

Both of these new Ph.D. graduates were given a large geometric puzzle with a zillion pieces, and they were asked to solve it in 10 minutes.

Along the way, colleges realized that their graduates were given priority in the job market.

Graduates were given three weeks to complete the survey.

To ensure that graduates did not complete multiple surveys, the graduates were given unique identification numbers that they returned with the paper or web-based survey.

At the end the training period, they have a company-wide graduation where graduates are given a PlanGrid hard hat.

The country runs a rehabilitation programme in which graduates are given a wife and a chunk of cash.

The training takes 10 minutes to one hour, and graduates are given small blue bags containing two doses of the drug.

The Rev Lyndon Bowring, the organisation's executive chairman, wrote in a foreword to the internship scheme's latest brochure: "Christian graduates are given the opportunity to explore how to live out their faith as they meet and learn from leaders in the public arena; and actively engage in the world of policy whether in Westminster, in Edinburgh, in media or in the third sector".

Graduates are given the "non-corporate" membership while they gain sufficient experience, but be aware that only an IOSH accredited qualification will enable you to progress.

A sample of over 1,354 unemployed recent university and community college graduates was given a comprehensive set of tests to measure their quantitative, verbal, and spatial reasoning, English and Excel proficiency, soft skills, and personality type.

Graduates are given a gun to bring home, potentially allowing them to form an irregular home guard in the case of a Russian invasion.