Today's apparently "permanently restructured employment market for PhDs" appears to have rendered desirable career opportunities "insufficient to accommodate those qualified for and desiring entry.
Or maybe you haven't seen ACS's recent report calling "the number of career opportunities … insufficient to accommodate those qualified for and desiring entry".
The reality is that there are limited beds and insufficient financial aid available to accommodate the wealth of qualified applicants.
Critics of the system say academic standards have steadily fallen to accommodate increasing numbers of poorly qualified students.
By 2005, the Academy will accommodate 80 students; the most qualified of whom will "seed" the MIT Minority Introduction to Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Science (MITE2S) summer program, a 6-week summer enrichment program for talented minority high school students.
Fox has promised to find other ways to accommodate those who don't qualify for the debate.
Ah, but weren't those tricky loans created to accommodate borrowers who couldn't qualify for conventional loans?
(Fumerton qualifies the analysis to accommodate false noninferentially justified beliefs, but let us ignore this for the moment).
The Mount Washington Auto Road Hillclimb, now in its 37th year, normally sells out within hours (Newton's Revenge was started to accommodate the overflow), and most entrants would not qualify for the professional peloton.
They had planned a number of friendlies to co-inside with December's World Championships , which GB have not qualified for, however organisers have been unable to accommodate Britain into their plans.
