Sentence examples for a message that applicants from inspiring English sources

Exxon Mobil is sending a message that applicants and employees can be discriminated against on the basis of non-job related criteria.

It's a message that is obviously attractive, with the NAS reporting an average of 10 applicants for every vacancy, with some, particularly with larger companies, heavily oversubscribed.

For example, hundreds of thousands of Cal State applicants will receive a warning letter saying that enrollment could shrink if Proposition 30 fails, a message that Cal State says is factual, not political.

Not a message that resonates in Catford.

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What would you say to someone who argues that by requiring students at TWU's law school to abide by the Community Covenant Agreement, you are rejecting highly qualified Christian, homosexual law school applicants and sending a message that at TWU, you cannot hold LGBTQ values and participate in the school or campus community?

A: I think the message that got lost in that paper is that the absolute number of both black and Latino applicants was dismal.

Was there a message in that?

That applicants might copy one another.

Nonetheless, 2007 ERC grantee Thomas Schäfer, chair of the Sci-Generation targeted network, which according to its website "aims at elaborating contemporary scientific thought and thereby disseminating a new spirit of research and innovation in Europe," sees at least one message that future applicants can draw from the results.

Says Morillo, "The law is clear: If an applicant provides legitimate id and the applicant is otherwise qualified, you have to hire that applicant".