Sentence examples for fellow applicant from inspiring English sources
One is better at lawyering work but comes from a nonwealthy family background; the other is worse at lawyering work but comes from a wealthy family, has many wealthy friends, and can be expected to draw more wealthy clients and thus more revenue to the firm than her less connected fellow applicant.
For example, the driver who kindly lets you into the lane instead of speeding up, the shopper who waves you in front of their place in the queue because you have less items, the fellow applicant who helps you fill out a form you find really challenging or the stranger who notices your tears in public and gently asks you what's wrong.
There, the young man who is its protagonist meets a fellow applicant, a young woman with whom he falls quickly in love.
A merit aid determination might be based, at least in part, on the strength of an applicant's G.P.A. or SAT score relative to the scores of fellow applicants − an unknown until deadlines pass and applications are in.
He found that the process was needlessly time-consuming, and that many of his fellow applicants gave up before they ever got to speak to a manager.
A technical glitch allowed online visa applicants to see their fellow applicants' details; a similar error allowed job-seeking junior doctors to read their rivals' applications as well as their own.
As well as giving you a deeper understanding of how coding works, it will also put you one step ahead of your fellow applicants and show potential employers that you're hungry to learn.
These few stars each garner multiple interviews and job offers while many of their fellow applicants count themselves lucky to receive a form rejection letter.
Given that today's applicants utilize web-based directories or sites extensively throughout application decision-making processes [ 13], we sought to assess these opportunities utilizing the two primary online data sources available to potential subspecialty fellow applicants.
With this background in mind, the purpose of this study was to explore the extent of global health opportunities available to potential pediatric fellow applicants interested in both global health and traditional subspecialty training.
On AMA-FREIDA, the national medical site for resident and fellow applicants to access information regarding ACGME-accredited training programs, nearly half of all programs reviewed posted no information about "international experience" both years.
