Sentence examples for trend graduates from inspiring English sources

Despite the overall trend, graduates from the top accelerators have seemed to enjoy their pick of VC partners.

Bachelor's degree recipients at Princeton University, the college that started the trend, graduate with an average of about $7,000 in debt.

One group still largely resists the trend: college graduates, who overwhelmingly marry before having children.

The pool of Malawian doctors is still small but there seems to be a trend that graduates remain in the country.

We also found there was a trend for graduates of the PBL curriculum to be rated as better communicators than those from the TLB curriculum.

There was a trend for graduates of the PBL curriculum to be rated as having higher competence in their 'Interactions with peers and colleagues from other disciplines' (χ (3, N = 596) =13.10, p = 0.056).

GMAC's 2013 study showed a similar trend for graduate business students: 79% from the Asia/Pacific Islands region planned to work there, up from 73% in 2010.

If the OECD's Survey of Adult Skills is repeated with sufficient consistency after a decade, an analysis of the trend in graduate jobs in multiple countries would be highly informative.

A knowledge of the distribution and trend in graduate jobs, as well as their varied pay, helps to inform the conditions surrounding private investment in tertiary human capital something that is especially useful at a time of rising uncertainty about future skill demands of technology and (in the case of Britain) of increasing student debt following the raising of tuition fees in 2012 to £9000.

Section 4 provides the British institutional context and presents our findings on the trends in graduate jobs and in graduate overeducation over an interval of just over a decade.

We conducted a sensitivity analysis to estimate the influence of the uncertainties of medical school quota and trends in graduate speciality choice on the forecast sufficiency level.