Sentence examples for graduating by from inspiring English sources

Three years or more of small classes affected the graduation rates of low- SES students, increasing the odds of graduating by about 67.0percentt for three years and more than doubling the odds for four years".

Black students did slightly better, with 54 percent of students graduating by last June.

He said he was approached after graduating by a man offering him a job opening a branch of his consultancy in Moldova.

On graduating, by his account, he bought a one-way train ticket to Hollywood with $48 in his pocket and carrying "a sack of apples, two jars of peanut butter and two loaves of bread".

As the value of a college degree has nearly doubled, in terms of future earnings, the percentage of low income college students actually graduating by age 24 has grown by only 2.1 points, from 6.2 percent in 1970 to 8.3 percent in 2009.

Recent work shows that having one LA-supported course increases the likelihood of graduating by 6% for all students and by 15% for first-generation college students (Alzen, Langdon, and Otero, in press).

Categorizing Lebanese medical graduates by their year of graduation, the percentage registered in Lebanon as of 2007 showed a "dip" for those who graduated in the early 1990s.

President Obama has announced an American Graduation Initiative to produce five million more community college graduates by 2020.

Jack Lemmon and Robert De Niro both graduated by this route.

Barack Obama won college graduates by two points, a group that George Bush won by six points four years ago.

Aspiring professors of poetry must be nominated by at least 12 Oxford graduates by 5 May.