Sentence examples for applications left from inspiring English sources

Usually, the pardon application process takes months or even years, but the flurry of last-minute applications left the Justice Department little or no time to conduct background checks or seek the comments of prosecutors.

By way of history, UberMedia has been scooping up third-party Twitter applications left and right, buying UberTwitter, EchoFon, and Twidroyd.

Time slipped away quickly in the bustle of the new school year, and the pressure of these five applications left me melting to the ground like the Wicked Witch of the West after Dorothy was done with her.

Connection, urgency, utility have moved to mobile devices and applications, leaving CNBC and its brother news channels in the background, with no one listening.

We conclude that annual phosphate fertilizer applications leave phosphate concentrations in Prairie soils to the extent that soils have a lesser capacity to retain glyphosate and phosphate that are subsequently applied, but glyphosate residues will not influence phosphate sorption.

All of these SAP competitors sell the database products that are needed to connect with the business applications, leaving SAP in the position of partnering with its foes — a situation that may change by acquiring Sybase and its database business.

Regrettably, the point of diminishing returns was not the same for all applications leaving significant burden on design teams to decide which application's needs could be fully met in terms of SNR requirements.

He worries that existing vulnerabilities in Android applications leaves the door open for wider breaches on Google's network.

So head on over and check out the applications, leave some feedback, and vote for your favorite(s).

Two of them — the Illumination Foundation and the Salvation Army — did not submit formal applications, leaving only Mercy House.

Nor does he provide the reader with what he would recommend for each of his 14 applications, leaving the novice to wonder about how best to approach each problem.