Sentence examples for graduates which from inspiring English sources

But the graduates, which include the senator's stepdaughter, get a consolation prize: Senator Barack Obama.

This is significantly higher than the national rate for college graduates, which is 46percentt.

A post-remain newcomer would energise middle-class metropolitan graduates, which is a launchpad, not a wide base.

Unlike the programs run by graduates, which are highly focused on test preparation, the city's offering is more like an enrichment program.

Despite all the talk about how the Great Recession affected college graduates — which it did — their unemployment rate never went above five per cent.

But underemployment for young college graduates, which includes the jobless plus involuntary part-timers and those who have given up an active job search, has averaged 19.1 percent.

A spokeswoman says: "The 1994 Group believes in providing worthwhile opportunities for graduates, which enhances their learning of work place practices.

The challenge is to increase the number of graduates, which means opening up more vacancies, and raising the percentage of people that finish their courses".

However, eight years on, it would be unusual to apply for jobs targeting new graduates, which I'm guessing is what you mean by graduate positions.

However, in this study differences exist among those who do and do not intercalate, which led to higher raw scores in the intercalating group; graduates, the majority of which did not intercalate, had higher scores than non-graduates, which skews the baseline exam results.

Hersch drew her conclusions by examining data from the 2003 and 2010 National Survey of College Graduates, which contain self-reported data about salaries from nearly 178,000 graduates from a range of four-year schools.