Sentence examples for applying which from inspiring English sources

In this second batch of answers, the authors trace a theme they describe as the "nuts and bolts"' of applying, which, they argue, has grown more complicated.

Some lenders will only take account of her actual income at the time of applying which may be a lot lower than her return-to-work salary unless she has a very generous maternity package.

After pointing out the intrinsic difference between these two kinds of models, the principle for applying which one of the models within the analysis has been indicated according to the available testing points.

It may be legal to pledge $2.5 million to Harvard just as your son is applying — which is what Jared Kushner's father did for him — and illegal to bribe a coach to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars, but how much of a difference is there, really?

According to Marc Cenedella, the firm's boss, "on average, there are 21 applicants per job on TheLadders, whereas on Monster you can get a thousand people applying, which is far too much noise".Mr Cenedella, who blogs about recruitment, says "curation", meaning more filtering of those looking for work, is the new trend.

One is the standards by which we intervene, even when we apply the kind of narrow standards that you're applying, which makes a lot of sense.

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A clear glossy coat is applied which also adds strength.

This no longer applies, which explains why the reigning champions will be missing in Monte Carlo next week.

This year 540,073 prospective students have applied, which is 16% more than the 464,167 who applied just three years ago in 2009.

The "Tory" label is often applied, which badly downplays the power and universal appeal of his work.