Sentence examples for those graduating from inspiring English sources

So what can be said to those graduating this year?

Even those graduating into average economies seemed happier than counterparts who had entered hot job markets.

Those graduating in 2011 are expected to leave university with debts of £29,400.

However, today, he also has to compete with those graduating from the school's executive and part-time programs.

And in all of those fields, alternate-route candidates outnumbered those graduating from college with teaching certificates.

Gown hire for 2013 is £45 for Bachelors degrees and climbs steadily for those graduating with Masters, dEDs, DPhils and higher Doctorates.

First, female PCPs and those graduated from medical school more recently were significantly more likely to participate in the study than older, male PCPs.

Thus, we decided to focus our exercise on generalists (in Mexico, generalists are those graduated from medical schools who have not obtained a specialist degree).

That sounds impressive — until you notice that the figure includes those graduates who had jobs in their field before graduation.

Today, women make up just 18% of those graduates.

Many of those graduates are now preparing for the biggest test of all –against Russia, Algeria and Belgium.