Sentence examples for typically graduated from inspiring English sources

Although, or perhaps because, the country's top bureaucrats have typically graduated from Tokyo University's law department, the number of lawyers is controlled by the government.

A device is used with a measurement scale, typically graduated in equal intervals, to obtained so-called interval scale numerical data.

It typically graduated one course of pilots each month, although the wastage rate sometimes exceeded 40 per cent.

With medical students typically graduating with a debt of $140,000 for their education, the incentive to generate such excessive fees is set in place.

Typically, graduate students lead discussion sessions in large lecture courses, grade papers and tests, and sometimes run actual courses.

Students who pay up to £9,000 a year in tuition fees typically graduate with debts of around £50,000.

"Typically, graduate students learn to analyze public policy in the abstract — they begin by learning the literature," she said.

After dodging speeding buses for a few years, inevitably suffering injury, child peddlers typically graduate to safer work as hawkers of fruits or temple flowers.

The network's users, typically graduate students, began turning to e-mail to play games, exchange gossip, carry on relationships, carry out drug deals or circulate "Impeach Nixon" appeals.

Because physicians typically graduate from residency programs around 1 July, we measured time according to an academic year calendar (starting 1 July and ending 30 June); we included deliveries in the 18 academic years between 1 July 1992 and 30 June 2010.

"Graduate recruiters rank 10 Russell Group universities in the top 30 universities worldwide, and Russell Group graduates typically receive a 10% salary 'top-up' over others".