Sentence examples for that graduates from inspiring English sources

With a district that graduates so many successful children, how could you possibly believe that this survey was accurate?

A similar pattern is seen for both cohorts, in that graduates assessed themselves more harshly than did their supervisors.

The PO among others states that graduates should be able to demonstrate entrepreneurship skills upon graduation and the PEO among others similarly states that graduates should establish their own enterprises within 5 years after graduation.

Employer surveys, moreover, show that graduates lack basic competencies that a liberal arts education provides.

"Being malleable is a valuable skill that graduates of 2014 possess.

But once they do, research suggests that graduates are quick to splash out.

Fetters believes that graduates who fire off applications in all directions do themselves a disservice.

But employers say that graduates of these shorter courses are not good enough.

Is the media being too general when reporting that graduates have poor prospects?

Employers recognise that graduates are more flexible and offer more potential than school-leavers.

The effect would be that graduates would get the sort of jobs they trained for.