Sentence examples for smart graduates from inspiring English sources

It has already delivered one hefty benefit, he says: "Chileans have seen what smart graduates of Stanford and other leading universities can do, and said to themselves: 'Hey, I could do that too'".

Instead, smart graduates who want to join government are heading for the Departments of the Treasury or Commerce, said Mark L. von Hagen, director of the Harriman Institute at Columbia University.

Smart graduates flood out of university with a choice – do a startup or (as is often the case often) get a high-flying job, such as in the world of finance or management consultancy.

In a job market gone crazy and colleges sometimes failing to prepare students for the current targets, graduates need any edge they can get, and employers need not just smart graduates, but well-trained ones.

It's a precarious choice for a smart graduate who, as Rachel Tackley of ETT says of McIntyre, "has a brain the size of a planet".

And they had intimate access to the internals of the machine, the stripped-down architecture making it possible for a smart graduate student to reconfigure the machine to do something not intended by the manufacturer.

"If Vietnam had been the first television war, and the 1991 war to liberate Kuwait from Saddam Hussein's armies had been the first cable news war, Iraq was the first Web war," he notes in an aside that a smart graduate student could expand into a good doctoral dissertation.

Schoolbytes.com provides plot summaries and historical time lines written by "really smart" graduate students for the undergraduate who just realized he didn't bother to read for class and has "about 20 minutes to read eight chapters," according to its Web site.

It is the smart graduate student that comes up with a research plan of their own early in their graduate school tenure.

I've had multiple calls from really smart graduate students who couldn't figure out how to connect the computer to the monitor.

First, the high salaries offered in finance divert the smartest graduates away from other sectors of the economy.