Sentence examples for accepting and applying from inspiring English sources

Students should assess the viability of the venture prior to accepting and applying for funding by consulting with professors, career advisors at the appropriate home school, or the Tamer Center.

Accepting and applying feedback may never seem completely fair or reasonable.

Despite a majority of physicians accepting and applying CPGs a large group remains that is critical and opposed to the utilization of CPGs in daily practice and to the concept of EBM in general.

And how's this for revolutionary: "Loan servicers shall promptly accept and apply borrower payments".

Neutralists, including Kimura, argue that a theory needs to be simple, easy to be understood, accepted, and applied.

His plan was that she should marry his younger brother Michael, who would accept and apply Peter's constitution, the Charter.

Yet some lenders and loan servicers — the middlemen who accept and apply payments to the debt — have borrowers jump through additional hoops to get such a release, according the report.

The concept that an excess of energy would be required to extend a segment of the crack has been widely accepted and applied to characterize crack extension behavior for isotropic and homogeneous materials at the macroscopic scale.

However, the most widely accepted and applied grid authentication is based on public key infrastructure (PKI) and X.509 certificates, which make the system have low processing efficiency and poor anti-attack capability.

GFR determination using iohexol clearance has been increasingly accepted and applied in clinical practice because it is accurate, readily available, non-radioactive, safe and is used intravenously even in the presence of renal disease.

(He later convinced his parents and sister's family to move to England before they could be destroyed by the Holocaust.) Receiving an invitation to join the faculty at Princeton University in New Jersey, as an assistant professor, Bochner immediately accepted and applied for U.S. citizenship, which was granted in 1938.