Sentence examples for that were graduated from inspiring English sources

These findings were expected because all Canadian provinces charged copayments for HMPS services until 2007, payments that were graduated by income [33].

Lost Coastlines is a case in point: cosmopolitan college-town rock that's graduated to the big time … with barely a trace of a Texas accent.

The RSS is a numerical scale of motor responsiveness that is graduated in accordance with increasing depth of sedation.

Briefly, the intensity of pain was evaluated using a visual analog scale (VAS) of 10 cm in length that was graduated from "0" to "10," where "0" represented no pain and "10" the most unbearable pain.

"I'm very happy for any school that is graduating students," Mr. Mulgrew said.

Even the funds that are graduating to investing alone generally say they still use Wall Street firms for areas in which hiring an expert would be hard.

"I'm competing against people that are graduating now," said Mr. Wells, 27, who worked in construction and other jobs before starting college in 2007.

Here's a brief look at the startups that are graduating from the incubator.

"We have a very large vigorous university system that is graduating people who are qualified," and the visas constitute "a wholesale replacement program".

Scenarios like this are where Kickpay, a startup that is graduating from Y Combinator's latest batch, hopes to make a difference.

"In fact, somebody told me that a couple of the girls that are graduating from the Christian school next door are joining.