Sentence examples for applicants concerns from inspiring English sources

Looking at the documents, the rejected applicants' concerns appeared to have been correct.

If Dorothy Marie Miner, the agency's longtime counsel, was the "bad cop" in some applicants' eyes — that is, the unbending enforcer of landmarks law — then Ms. Norman played the "good cop," ever sympathetic to applicants' concerns and usually persuasive that all would work out in the end.

But they're none the worse for it: of the last 20 Booker prize winners, only eight have been British.For many of the applicants concerned, the very idea of having to prove that they speak English has an unpleasant whiff of colonial condescension especially given the less-than-perfect English they find spoken in Britain.

The assumptions presented by the applicants concerning exposure of livestock and humans are not based on data derived from sufficiently reliable methods.

New York MFAs are increasingly populated with wealthy students, leaving less affluent applicants concerned about cohort homogeneity.

These regular information meetings were held to probe students' ideas for the PNME and to address potential applicant concerns such as housing or IT connectivity.

The data provided by the applicant concern acute toxicity testing with a high dosage of the isolated Bt toxin in mice [2].

If applicants are concerned about a conflict, they can always appeal the ruling and can even sue the board that voted on the application, planners said.

Problems came to a head in May and June when hundreds of applicants became concerned that their families would not be able to leave for summer holidays.

To his surprise, about 60 percent of the videos are from women, and two-thirds are from financial-aid applicants, easing concern that the video option might help the already-advantaged affluent applicants.

The primary purpose of the test is claimed to be to measure the university applicants' abilities concerning basic content learned in senior high school (NCUEE, n.d).