Sentence examples for decent applicants from inspiring English sources

Appointing that person was difficult enough – the pool of decent applicants was very small, as a result of the exodus from the profession.

Tufts has a problem shared by most competitive universities: After it rejects the weak and admits the geniuses, too many decent applicants remain — about three for every spot.

Mr Ó Muilleoir sticks to his stance that he wasn't involved in the decision to close the RHI but did "make my view known that we should allow decent, genuine applicants a grace period".

"You seem like a decent, normal guy," one applicant says to Eric, and for much of "WTC View" (which had its premiere in 2003 at the New York International Fringe Festival before it became a 2005 film), Mr. Sloan and Mr. Lewis keep the audience on its toes as to whether "normal" or "seem like" is the accurate part of that description.

She says some applicants lack a decent maths qualification and some don't have the communication skills: "I've interviewed a number of candidates whom I just wouldn't put in front of the children".

"There is no political will to change".The bed-bath-bread crisis was triggered on April 15th, when the Council of Europe reaffirmed a decision that the Netherlands must offer decent humanitarian conditions to rejected asylum applicants until they leave the country.

However, a self-defining "story?" I would bet the house that with the ambiguity of that word, a vast majority of applicants could respond with a decent essay.

Surrounding jurisdictions, who pay their police officers a decent, livable wage, have thousands of thousands of applicants for hundreds of spots".

Any decent vacancy in the industry will attract swarms of applicants.

Applicants are credit scored and you need a decent score to be accepted.

To get a mortgage, applicants will need a good deposit, a clean credit history and a decent income.