Sentence examples for relatively graduated from inspiring English sources

Washington is a city of high-paid federal workers on a relatively graduated pay scale; it has very high median incomes, but its income is strikingly evenly distributed.

Work came relatively soon after she graduated.

The numbers to date remain relatively small — Bpeace has graduated 56 high-potential entrepreneurs from its hands-on, three-year mentoring and skills-building program, while 117 women have completed 10,000 Women's management training, with the goal of reaching 300 women over five years.

We graduated with relatively low SAT scores, as it goes for many Asians.

With an historic 6.3-magnitude jolt this past Sunday, North Korea announced to the world that its nuclear arms program had graduated from relatively rudimentary atomic devices to a new and advanced thermonuclear phase.

Since the decline in transitions to non-graduate jobs was much smaller, it is apparent that relatively fewer graduates gaining employment were moving into graduate jobs.

For the relatively few pharmacists graduating from the Faculty of Pharmacy in Dakar, this translated into government bursaries, employment, or low-interest loans meant to Senegalize pharmacy education, regulation and business.

I started off at a relatively mild 350wpm, but soon graduated to a cruising altitude of 600wpm.

So many people graduated from this relatively small scene".

Although these early findings are based on a small number of relatively recent graduates, they are consistent with the early academic success of graduates of the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program and of the NRSA-funded primary care training grants (Shannon et al. 2003).

But if you are a relatively recent graduate of the Ivy League or another top-tier college, you will probably recognize the species.