Sentence examples for a reason to apply from inspiring English sources

Our research suggests that grit is not so much a grand battle between cognition and emotion; it's more the ability to use your unpleasant feelings as fuel rather than as a reason to apply the brakes.

Is there a reason to apply to a specific school, e.g. your relationship with an organization, a hobby or volunteer activity, or your family?

Therefore we cannot be absolutely sure how the respondents understood the meaning of, for example, " Wide range of professional opportunities" as a reason to apply for medical school.

What these two Tennessee would-be robbers taught us by trying to "disguise" themselves by covering their face in black magic marker is that there is never, ever a good reason to apply black anything to a white face.

And that's a good reason to apply because?

Professor Stanley along with Frank Gayton, a professor at NEIU, encouraged her to apply despite her feelings of not "being good enough". Strange as it may sound, fear was a big reason to apply.

What constitutes a more appropriate reason to apply?

This starts with carefully reading the job description and making sure you meet most of the criteria or have a very good reason to apply if you do not.

The full 16-member court then reheard the case and reinstated the conviction, 13 to 3. The majority said that because "Congress had chosen the broad, unqualified word 'conceal,'" there was no reason to apply a narrower definition.

My husband is English – I'm a chemist and he's a physicist – but I had no reason to apply for citizenship; I had indefinite leave to remain.

I am not a Newport resident, and there would be no reason to apply.