Sentence examples for graduates yet from inspiring English sources

Women comprised 60 percent of university graduates yet they occupied a paucity of top business positions, it said.

Neither of my parents were high school graduates, yet they raised six children who went to college and obtained additional degrees.

One of the world's most valuable football clubs has been criticised and accused of "paying poverty wages" for seeking to take on top university graduates, yet paying only the minimum wage.

This doesn't mean that some graduates aren't currently working in sub-graduate level jobs – they are – but it does suggest that we have room for a few more graduates yet.

YITZHAK BRONSTEIN New York, June 14 , 2012To the Editor: Luigi Zingales proposes that we "link tuition financing to the incomes of college graduates," yet it's questionable how satisfied investors might be with his own decision to stay in academia rather than pursue a more lucrative career in the private sector.

Current instructional methods in formal higher education claim to deliver career-ready graduates, yet industry managers argue their imminent workforce needs are not completely met.

You haven't graduated yet.

Graduates earn 54% more on average than those who never graduated, yet only a quarter of Americans between 25 and 34 have a bachelor's degree.

It's only been a year since they graduated, yet Woodman is already beginning to feel like he has aged out of the teen social-media universe.

We have not graduated yet, and finding a job won't be much use if we end up failing our MBA because we were too busy job hunting.

Having worked at The Times since I was 22, beginning as a research assistant to the legendary Timesman James (Scotty) Reston, the time seemed right for me to graduate yet again.