Sentence examples for whose diplomas from inspiring English sources

"It's a potential market, especially with students who go to study abroad, to schools with a very good reputation, whose diplomas are worth a lot, and are looking for some financing," Mr. Bejko said.

Mr. Solzhenitsyn helped bring about the commission to honor his former teacher, and this will be the first time Mr. Graffman has performed a work written and conducted by musicians whose diplomas he signed.

And as of this spring, they can take courses at Art'e's own "university," whose diplomas the company promises will be "recogniz-ed by private and public entities".

The biggest frauds are for-profit colleges that are raking in money even as their students drop out in droves, and whose diplomas are barely worth the ink-jets they're printed on.

One of her early portraits shows a newly minted Ph.D., a man with his diploma, whose wife, standing beside him, is holding their infant.

That's not a bad station in life for a fellow who was hit dead-on by a drunken driver when he was 18, and whose high school diploma ended his formal education.

For a while, Mr. Colo created false documents as works of art, including a fake Puerto Rican university diploma whose Latin inscription questioned -- or mocked -- the notion of one culture conferring legitimacy on another.

Industrial group Diploma, whose products include hydraulic seats and components for Formula 1 cars, dropped 58.5p or nearly 8% to 701.5p after it said the strong pound would see first half revenues grow by just 5%, compared to 10% the same time last year.

It's even worse, as the National Journal points out, for men with only a high school diploma, whose income has declined by a fourth.

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, children of parents who do not finish high school face more challenges than children whose parents hold high school diplomas.

"Education will be measured by what you know rather than by whose name appears on your diploma".