Sentence examples for background entering from inspiring English sources
It never struck me as odd until now; there weren't that many people from my type of background entering the profession.
These platforms are built without the often bias-heavy elements of gender, culture and ethnic background entering the picture until final stages of interviewing.
Reflective light collectors with hexagonal entrance and exit apertures are frequently used in front of the focal-plane camera of a very-high-energy gamma-ray telescope to increase the collection efficiency of atmospheric Cherenkov photons and reduce the night-sky background entering at large incident angles.
Also, it is not straightforward to come up with a direct way to test whether people with genotypes associated with tone languages and non-tone languages would be equally sensitive to tone information without the confounding influence of language background entering the picture; thus, direct conclusive evidence is difficult to find.
How does your Jewish background enter in here?
people without any car background entered the market and you had even.
"There has been considerable progress in recent years, with record numbers of students from disadvantaged backgrounds entering higher education.
The proportion of English 18-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds entering universities with the highest entry requirements rose by 10% on last year.
"Although the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds entering higher education has reached record levels again this year, there are early signals that the good progress made in recent years may be slowing down.
But others are concerned about the implications for social mobility, especially since the announcement by David Cameron that he wants to double the number of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds entering higher education by 2020.
Are we seeing an increase in the proportion of students from less well-off backgrounds entering the elite institutions, or are those still the preserve of the wealthy and privileged?
