Sentence examples for cvs it from inspiring English sources

One irony is that it's the sort of film that its stars might now "forget" to include on their CVs: it may be that Love and Hawk ended up being luckier than they realised at the time.

On CVS, it was easy to make a purchase.

If you look at their CVs, it says it all.

In the CVs, it was observed that with the increase of the Rh content the hydrogen adsorption desorption region (−0.85 to −0.5 V) becomes less defined than the one observed for Pt/C electrocatalyst [35].

From the results of the CVs, it is concluded that the ion penetration into the pores is closely related to Lc/La during double-layer charging/discharging of the carbon specimens, that is, the larger the value of Lc/La is, the lower exhibits the rate capability γ, thus causing more retardation of the ion penetration into the pores.

While it is unlikely that many readers of Science's Next Wave dummy up work experience and phony degrees for their CVs, it is possible that, as you progress in your job search, you will be tempted to cross the line of what others consider an ethical standard.

How does the agitprop fit into Gentleman's ungovernably various CV? "It's done its job," he says.

If there's a common strand in Hannon's peculiar CV, it's Europe.

Night receptionist is the death knell for a CV: it says key holder, not stakeholder.

Given the overwhelming preponderance of comedy on her CV, it is slightly odd seeing Colman playing it straight.

To boost your CV, it can also be helpful to combine volunteering with internships and part-time roles.