Sentence examples for accepting as many from inspiring English sources

One reason, Smith said, is that the universities are not accepting as many players who are borderline academically.

Between 2002 and 2004, Mr. Seo's complex opened as many as 6 of its 38 kilns each day for heat baths, accepting as many as 450 people daily.

He flies almost every week of the year, accepting as many invitations as he can to meet the needs of his students around the world.

The monetary incentive for author-pays journals then focuses on accepting as many papers as possible -- which conflicts with the reputational incentive of only accepting "good" papers.

With many church training colleges now accepting as many women as men, it is hardly surprising that love blossoms and that the lovers do the Christian thing and marry.

Brian Cantor, vice-chancellor of York University, said: "We are not accepting as many students as are sufficiently qualified to get a good education at York because we haven't got the extra places.

In May, David Cameron announced that Britain would accept as many as 3,000 unaccompanied minors.

In 1980, the US accepted as many as 125,000 Cubans during the Mariel boatlift crisis.

He accepts as many speaking invitations as possible, and encourages other scientists to do likewise.

The state is thereby obliged to accept as many refugees as it can.

They can choose to accept as many or as few bids as they like at any time.