Sentence examples for possibly graduate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perestroika, who receives messages at an anonymous e-mail account at Yahoo.com and is rumored to be not one but several junior professors (or possibly graduate students), is orchestrating the protest under the cloak of anonymity, presumably out of fear of reprisals.

It will give about 150 new undergraduate students per year (for total of 600 students) up to 2-year tuition scholarships, research experiences in summer and after college, and possibly graduate loan repayment, NIH deputy director Lawrence Tabak explained yesterday to ACD.

How much debt can a student and family afford over undergraduate and possibly graduate studies?

For unpaid contributors like Ms. Hartsell, who has worked day jobs as a graphic designer and art director, "Shoot the Messenger" is a chance to learn from a veteran performer like Ms. Winstead, and possibly to graduate to more ambitious projects.

I used to wonder how anyone could possibly leave graduate school "ABD" ("all but dissertation").

Columbia, meanwhile, just began a survey of the class of 2005, an effort to provide better services by tracking 200 freshmen through the current academic year and possibly until they graduate.

Typically, faculty members in the program to which you're applying, and possibly some current graduate students, constitute the review committee and review your application materials.

Bottom line: do what you love and be the best you can at it in undergrad and if you have the means/teeth possibly attend a graduate program.

The advantage for the host laboratories was that they obtained an "extra pair of hands" at no cost to help their research efforts while also being afforded opportunities to assess, and possibly attract, future graduate students to their school.

The average education level of the health workers remained relatively low, possibly because most graduates with higher education level tended to join large-scale hospitals.

This option is only available to students, or possibly to recent graduates.