Sentence examples for In oversubscribed from inspiring English sources

But ballots are the fairest way of deciding school places in oversubscribed schools.

Parents desperate for a place in oversubscribed Catholic schools are responsible for a surge in "late" baptisms into the faith.

Earlier this year, officials at Santa Monica College attempted to allow students to buy spots in oversubscribed classes for $462 per course.

But it could, he said, provide a new alternative for students in oversubscribed classes without the schools' having to hire part-time teachers to pick up extra course sections.

The C of E says its schools are open to children of all faiths and no faith, although church attendance is often a criteria for admission in oversubscribed schools.

Last month, in a controversial proposal, the president pro tem of the California Senate announced the introduction of legislation allowing students in the state's public colleges and universities who cannot get a seat in oversubscribed lower-level classes to earn credit for faculty-approved online versions, including those from private vendors like edX and Udacity.

Rapidly growing mobile events application platform DoubleDutch raised $10 million in Series C funding TechCrunch learned, in an oversubscribed round led in large part by Byron Deeter of Bessemer Venture Partners, who will now join the company's board.

Uber, a San Francisco startup that was last week valued at $18bn£11bnbn) in an oversubscribed fundraising, operates in London, Manchester and more than 100 cities in 37 countries.

The company, which was last week valued at $18bn£11bnbn) in an oversubscribed fundraising, operates in London, Manchester and more than 100 cities in 37 countries and has faced opposition in most of them.

Wipro's transgression was to invite bank officials to take part in an oversubscribed share offering in 2000.

Ice.com also raised $2 million in seed funding, in an oversubscribed round which included investment from Maveron, Rivet, Quest, Uj Ventures, and angels Chris Friedland (Build.com founder), Kevin Chou (founder/CEO of Kabam), and Niraj Shah (founder/CEO of Wayfair).