Sentence examples for competing applicants from inspiring English sources

Competing applicants can appeal an approved application.

Competing applicants often had access to significant funds which could make "comprehensive and professional bids more compelling", said Conway.

Get an advantage over competing applicants by researching your target employers and identifying what they value in an employee.

The applicant's rank enables the program and the Graduate Division to be specific about the faculty judgment of an individual's qualifications compared with competing applicants.

The F.C.C. has directed the mediator, James C. McKinney, who is head of the commission's mass-media bureau, to convene within 15 days a meeting of RKO and the 69 competing applicants for licenses now held by 13 RKO stations.

Many more built tight relationships with competing applicants during the brief Silicon Valley retreat– a sort of support group of like-minded restless students.

Students who narrowly miss the grades demanded by their chosen universities may find themselves competing with applicants armed with the new top grade.

"Just assuming because you've got a degree in politics from a good university that you're an amazing commodity is stupid when you're competing against applicants from the whole of the EU who also have vocational experience".

Many brilliant academics are likely to have founded their own companies that might compete with applicants.

Andover's decision, Exeter officials say, made theirs easier; the two compete for applicants as well as on the football field.

Graduates with once-marketable degrees in accounting and computer science, for example, now compete with applicants who have five years of experience and will accept the same entry-level salary.