Sentence examples for That being accepted from inspiring English sources
"We thought that being accepted to college should be a 12th-grade activity.
As living standards continue to fall for the majority in the slowest and shallowest economic recovery for over a century, it's hard to see that being accepted as a "win" across most of country.
"It's a different player and we're waiting on confirmation of that being accepted".
Dave McClure suggests that being accepted to the 500 Startups accelerator is possible, but not common, while Paul Graham of Y Combinator goes so far as to suggest that solo-founded startups are the No. 1 one mistake that kills a startup.
I would imagine that being accepted without being affirmed will not satisfy their longing for holy community.
The Dutch researchers Baudewijntje P. C. Kreukels and Peggy T. Cohen-Kettenis observed, "Early intervention not only seemed to lead to a better psychological outcome, but also to a physical appearance that made being accepted as a member of the new gender much easier, compared with those who began treatment in adulthood".
About 4,000 Afghan people applied to the UK for asylum last year with 800 of the first 805 being accepted.
According to UCAS the number of UK applications to study economics at undergraduate level has fallen from 8,000 in 2002 to around 7,000 in 2007 (with about 80% being accepted).
The chances of the agreement's being accepted plunged in late August when pilots at United Airlines, which is the biggest airline in the country, followed by American, negotiated a contract that raised wages as much as 28percentt and greatly increased retirement benefits.
"After first being accepted to launch on Kickstarter and planning it, we were approached by the expert team at Dragon Innovations in Boston… to launch on their crowdfunding platform," said Wunderbar's Jackson Bond, explaining why the switcheroo.
They joined the Mīmāṃsakas in arguing that no humans, including Buddha and Mahāvīra, are free from ignorance, passion, etc., and no humans are omniscient, and therefore the words of no human being could be accepted as infallible.
