Sentence examples similar to growing graduates from inspiring English sources

And each year in this place, we see how our children have changed and grown, graduating from splashing in a calm salt water pond to building sand castles by the ocean to paddling boogie boards out to catch the biggest wave back to shore.

Certainly as the payoff to education has grown — college graduates have greatly widened their earnings lead — affluent families have invested more in it.

As the chief sponsor of the ever-growing Graduate Fashion Week, George at Asda is one particularly visible investor in the future of fashion – the £20,000 prize associated with its Gold Award is of particular note.

It comes at a time of growing concern over graduates' employment prospects for the coming autumn.

The younger generation has shown less interest in political activism, although that could change if the growing numbers of graduates cannot find satisfying work.

This phenomenon is rooted in the growing disparities in graduates' starting salaries, which resemble those we've seen for the country as a whole.

Eight players — from Venezuela, Panama, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico — are currently in the program after being identified and selected in tryouts by Odermann and his growing network of graduates.

Some refer to its growing network of graduates as the YC mafia.

Despite a growing number of graduates, Mr Schleicher said there was no evidence of a loss of economic advantage from having a degree.

A growing number of graduates are struggling to make their payments, and the percentage of loans more than 90 days past due continues to grow, according to FICO.

Hunter expects to produce a growing stream of graduates who are fully prepared to put their knowledge of Mandarin and their familiarity with Chinese society to valuable use.