Sentence examples for be offered acceptance from inspiring English sources
There was no way to look at such a man and believe that he belonged to any other part of the world, and yet it was also obvious that in Turkey, whatever progress had been made in the past century, this man, and many others like him, could not be offered acceptance without painful complications.
The college is pleased to announce that the student has been offered acceptance and, if he or she is fortunate, some scholarship money.
This narrative ends with Yudhisthira's visit to hell after being offered acceptance into heaven.
After review, the manuscript can then be offered "in principle acceptance" (or IPA) – in other words, as long as the reviewed and accepted method and analysis pipeline is adhered to, publication of the full, final manuscript is virtually guaranteed.
If they conceive e.g. Managed Care as constraining their choice of physician, compensation must be offered to gain their acceptance.
Any time after the interview, acceptance can be offered.
However, a number of points were raised that need to be addressed by reformatting or in the Discussion before final acceptance can be offered.
In miserable circumstances, Nigella Lawson and her alleged wrongdoing were offered unlimited acceptance – warts and all.
According to William Graham Sumner, one of the first American social scientists and a hugely influential critic of traditional thinking, critical thinking is "...the examination and test of propositions of any kind which are offered for acceptance, in order to find out whether they correspond to reality or not.
This approach to admissions explains why I received a full scholarship to Duke and was offered early acceptance to Johns Hopkins during my junior year of college.
We examined who was offered and who accepted extended stays, to determine what factors were associated with the offer and acceptance of this option, and the impact that these decisions had on post-discharge health status and service utilization of mothers and infants.
