Sentence examples for finer applicants from inspiring English sources

And the narrower the funnel, the finer applicants grind themselves in order to squeeze through it.

These very detailed profiles show fine differentiations among applicants.

"We anticipated having to go down the path of having to make more difficult choices," Mr. Mills said, adding that Mr. Watson helped with "making very fine distinctions among very similar applicants".

Goble was prevented from joining the Australian Imperial Force at the beginning of World War I after failing the stringent medical criteria; he wrote later that "only applicants of the finest physiques were considered suitable for the first contingent of Australian troops".

A unique personal attribute profile for each subject emerged showing a divergent pool of personal attribute profiles and fine levels of differentiation between applicants.

Independent groups that register voters — like the league — face fines of $50 to $1,000 per applicant if they fail to turn in the applications to elections officials in a timely manner.

The layout would change regularly, so that applicants with the wrong form could be fined or encouraged to pay a bribe to have their mistake overlooked.

The regulator could fine them if they are not widening their pool of applicants.

Universities could also face a fine of up to £500,000 if they fail to attract enough applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds, under draft guidance set out tomorrow by business secretary Vince Cable and universities minister David Willetts.

The path won't be easy: applicants must pay outstanding back taxes as well as a small fine, before spending 12 years with a temporary residence permit.

And remember over half of all graduate jobs in the UK are open to applicants from every discipline – so whether your degree is physics or fine art, maths or media studies, there are jobs out there for you.