Sentence examples for hard time graduating from inspiring English sources

This country does not have sufficient vision-enhancing technology, such as glasses, magnifiers and special computer equipment, and without it children with albinism have a hard time graduating from school and finding employment.

Students are having a hard enough time graduating as it is, the report says, with only slightly more than half graduating in four years.

"At the same time," Ms. King said, "students are having a hard time when they're graduating with all this debt and the payments are a high percentage of their income".

Despite her credentials, she had a hard time finding work once she graduated.

He noticed that the students with disabilities had a hard time finding work after they graduated.

Despite their best intentions, students can have a hard time adapting to the graduate school "philosophy".

So I had a hard time getting roles when I first graduated.

The researcher said Mr. Clark was "very officious and very demanding" and that Mr. Clark had given some graduate students a hard time.

College graduates have had a hard time finding their first jobs, she explained, and people whose unemployment benefits have run out may have stopped looking for jobs.

"And a lot of graduates are having a hard time keeping up with the rate of change once they become professionals.

Regardless of the precise numbers, it's pretty clear that the government is profiting off student loans — and that graduates are having a hard time paying them back.