Sentence examples for leavers this from inspiring English sources

There is a proposed national internship programme to help school and college leavers this June, but without compulsion on employers to participate, and serious funding, it will be swamped.

The Guardian critic Lyn Gardner wrote: "Inspired by the lives of its cast – all recent care-leavers – this pulsating, angry promenade production sizzles with energy".

– Hispanic female computer engineering leaver This leaver felt that her understanding of the material did not measure up to that of her peers; her feeling out of place was due to a lack of competence.

The research, which looked at the 2012 graduate job market, found that the employers expected to hire 6.4% more university leavers this summer than they did last year.

The threat of fewer jobs for school leavers this year encouraged more than 660,000 A-level students to apply, 12% more than last year.

And though the turmoil and negative publicity may deter some graduates from applying to the sector, it seems there is still a strong appetite from graduates to work in the City — according to the 2009 Times Top 100 Graduate Employers survey, which asked over 16,000 university leavers this summer which employers they thought offered the best opportunities for graduates.

Some 23.5% of leavers in this age group moved to another higher education institution.

My family are staunch leavers and this has caused a lot of friction.

Of course, the leavers say this must be some sort of conspiracy masterminded by shadowy international elites.

And yet, while it may give the leavers the advantage for this next news cycle and excite the pundits a bit, it's hardly likely to move many votes.

This is worrying for leavers, the magazine says, because: The side who won the war now risk losing the peace.