Sentence examples for chance of admitting from inspiring English sources
It is obvious that recruiting from the world rather than just the UK gives more chance of admitting excellent students, but British universities have become so dependent on the vast sums obtained in overseas student fees that it now requires little more than a regular pulse and the ability to pay the fee to be admitted to most universities.
The positive and significant coefficient of the number of admissions on the risk of getting admitted implies an increase in the chance of getting admitted with each subsequent admission.
Residents admitted from a home for the elderly or another regular psychogeriatric ward had a higher chance of being admitted at a small-scale living facility, compared with residents admitted directly from home.
The research showed that the higher your family's income, the greater your chance of being admitted to a grammar.
Most of the rest had no chance of being admitted, because they had serious infections, such as cytomegalovirus and systemic cryptococcus (a fungus).
Also, parties with an even guy-to-girl ratio have a much better chance of being admitted by the discerning doorwoman, Charlotte.
Only the best and brightest of the Web were allowed, and there was no chance of being admitted if you [hadn't already]... proved your worth".
Many counselors will convey to families that a multiracial applicant — like one who is black and Chinese — often has a better chance of being admitted to a highly selective college than those in any other racial or ethnic category.
Many students believe they have a better chance of being admitted to a competitive college if they apply for early decision because it means they are declaring that that campus is their first choice.
The academics showed full-term children had a two in 1,000 chance of being admitted.
The group has a 16.7 22.8 % lower chance of being admitted to key middle schools and a 54.2 60.8 %9 higher chance of going to occupational schools, particularly for boys.
