Sentence examples for pool of graduates from inspiring English sources

Latin American countries fret about keeping fees low enough to expand the pool of graduates.

Manchester's cheaper costs and big pool of graduates (its university is Britain's largest) clinched the deal.

Following two years of economic hardship employers can choose from a much larger pool of graduates, many of whom have missed out during previous hiring windows.

Competition is always fierce but those who reach the second assessment centre but fail to win a place on the programme go into a talent pool of graduates.

From a London office Iwona manages a pool of graduates seeking to use their language and service skills in employment and internships.

The tiny pool of graduates that AXA takes on each year is an indication of the level of competition for each place on its scheme, and it's not the only one so highly sought after.

In the increasingly limited pool of graduate destinations the law enjoys elite status as one of the most fiercely sought after professions in the country.

Once we have a better pool of graduate students, we need to train them differently from how we have in the past.

"Freedom of movement across the EU currently means young people have a wider pool of graduate jobs to choose from, as more and more organisations work across Europe or specific targeted industries graduates find attractive are booming in other EU countries," she said.

The survey team was selected from a pool of graduate level enumerators who have worked with BRAC Uganda in various large scale surveys and are experienced in using a PDA.

This suggests a culturally universal pattern in which advisors, who have direct influence over our participant pool of graduate students, constitute a greater social threat than other faculty members, despite equal social status.