Sentence examples for criterion for getting from inspiring English sources
The suburbs offer no such opportunity, and income (where you buy your home) is the one criterion for getting your kids into a "good" school.
"We work with 95 organisations in more than 50 countries and the criterion for getting our support is that all of these organisations instrumentalise football for social and human development".
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The criterion for getting into The Good Place is more behavioral than spiritual, though the two frequently intertwine.
But as absurd as her claim might be, it actually kind of makes sense: Getting a dramatic (read: "ugly") makeover for a role has basically become a top criterion for getting an Oscar nomination.
It seems there are unspoken yet well-understood criteria for getting into this club.
As for the camp, Ms. Swoope said there were no "real criteria for getting in".
In 1998, nearly 100 detainees staged a hunger strike to protest what they considered tough criteria for getting parole.
My friend Jen Davis runs more than 100 miles a week, like Mr. Hall, but has a different set of criteria for getting rid of shoes.
The main criteria for getting the warrant is that the person is on the register and access has been refused or no one has replied, on at least two occasions.
Recent books like "Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Clothing" show the physical and environmental toll of a closet stuffed with ten-dollar why-not dresses, while blogs like "Make It Do," "Unconsumption," and "Stuff Does Matter" suggest new criteria for getting, spending, and discarding the contents of those closets and cupboards.
