Sentence examples for choice of applicants from inspiring English sources

Banks are more concerned with specific skills and with a wide choice of applicants those who already know the workings of, say, cash-flow modelling may well get the nod over generalist types.

The question about competence elicited effects from self-presentation only, from both men and women; the choice of applicant and suitability measures show no bias against the female candidate by men and a bias in her favor by women.

For me, the key indicators of quality to watch over time are the course choices of applicants, the destinations of graduates and softer measures such as wellbeing.

In other areas of the country, almost all children get their top choice, with 98.7% of applicants in Northumberland receiving an offer from their favourite school, and 98.6% in central Bedfordshire.

It was also designed to help inform the choices of future applicants to higher education.

The organization uses a computer algorithm to align the choices of the applicants with those of the residency programs.

Law is also a popular choice for applicants.

It's not just the choice of fields in Applicant Tracking Systems that makes them so loathsome, and I say that as a twenty-year corporate HR chief.

Studies also have shown that employers agree problem solving skills are more important than the applicants choice of major as an undergraduate.

There is a choice of two locations for applicants (who must be over 18): Camp Heavenland in Inner Mongolia and Camp Future in a nature reserve outside the city of Qingdao.

The figures give details of applicants' subject choices, indicating a decline in European languages, which dipped by 1.4%, and a 2% drop in demand for history and philosophy.