Sentence examples for applying full-time from inspiring English sources

Definitions of the term 'single-handed' differ (Smith, 2004), although we found similar results by applying full-time equivalents or headcounts.

The machine was applied full-time for 3 weeks, for the first three postoperative days at the hospital, and subsequently at home.

In children who underwent Ponseti serial casting after Achilles tenotomy, a foot-abduction brace was applied full-time for the first 4 6 months, and then only during sleep (continued until 4 years of age) and symmetrical straight last shoes were prescribed when the child started to walk.

Still, he has a special talent for spotting unique objects, which he applied full time after retiring.

I'm undecided as to whether I'll apply full time (to the 2012 ASP World Title Series).

Don't rule out applying for full-time positions: Apply for full-time as well as part-time positions, as these roles are often open to negotiation on flexible hours.

To the extent this occurs, some activation elements – with participation in counselling, training, applying for full-time work, etc. potentially being required – may still apply.

Also consider applying for full-time opportunities, then negotiating for part-time hours.

Ben Wurgaft started applying for full-time, tenure-track academic jobs in 2009.

Negotiate shifts with your manager: If you cannot find a suitable part-time job, try applying for full-time roles and then negotiate a four-day working week.

Snapshot figures were released by the University and College Admissions Service today on the numbers applying for full-time medical, dentistry, veterinary degrees and to study at Cambridge and Oxford universities starting in 2009.