Sentence examples for problem of graduates from inspiring English sources

The problem of graduates avoiding local government jobs for their lack of prestige may be remedied by the ongoing anti-corruption campaign, which has reduced some of the most conspicuous nepotism and multiplied the likelihood of punishments for accepting bribes and other offenses.

The problem of graduate unemployment has been well documented in the press and doubtless makes some think twice.

The existence of supply demand gaps in graduate output not only contributes to the problem of graduate unemployment but also undermines the efficiency of public investment in tertiary education, and therefore the issue needs to be addressed.

The existence of supply demand gaps in graduate output not only contributes to the problem of graduate unemployment but also undermines the efficiency of public investment in tertiary education, and therefore the issue needs to be addressed (Boateng and Ofori,2002).

This should allow the best teachers to earn substantially larger salaries and help to ease the problem of persuading graduates to choose a career in teaching.

One of the problems critics of graduated licensing had with the restrictions was that it could lead to profiling by the police.

While much attention has been paid lately to the problems of recent graduates entering a lousy job market and suffering from elevated unemployment, Panaritis's column gives voice to an oft-forgotten group.

"Part of the problem is the lack of graduates coming out of teacher training – the government again last year failed to reach quotas in some subject areas," said Mullholland.

The problem of young people graduating amid a fog of debt and anxiety is a recent one.

Administrative and structural changes can also solve problems of students graduating without the proper requirements.

This exacerbates the problems with job searching and placement of graduates in the labour market.