But those officials also said that students tended to have very personal reasons for applying to the military academies — patriotism, an abiding interest in the military as a profession or a desire to follow a parent's footsteps among them — and that therefore the economy alone could not explain the upswing in applications.
She offers advice on how to achieve board membership for those who wish to follow in her footsteps among other topics we cover herein.
She explains all of the above while reflecting on her own career in IT, and the steps she has taken to encourage other women to walk in her footsteps, among other topics covered.
Now, however, they have a young team stacked with largely Premier-League-based talent, and have thus become, in some eyes, the latest Country On Whom England Should Be Modelling Themselves Footballingly (following in the footsteps of, among others, Spain, France, Germany, Hungary, the Vikings, Ancient Rome and the dinosaurs).
Others soon followed in his footsteps, and, among this niche crowd, tweetstorms really started to take off.
John Bercow is the latest in a growing line of Conservatives to make the Damascene conversion from hard-right Thatcherism to cuddly, socially-inclusive Toryism - following in the footsteps of Michael Portillo and Alan Duncan, among others.
To follow in at least some of Shackleton's footsteps, travelers can choose among a wide variety of cruise ships and tour operators.
The sequence in which Robert Mitchum follows his wife's footsteps in the sand is among the best work Lean had ever done".
In his three years living on the second floor of the house, he said, he has heard strange sounds with unexplained origins, among them heavy footsteps and ringing bells.
Many entrepreneurs from this generation are interested in nothing more than building the next unicorn company, as they want to follow in the footsteps of Uber and Airbnb among many others.
As expected, Andrew Triggs Hodge, Tom James, Pete Reed and Alex Gregory will attempt to win a fourth consecutive gold medal for Britain in the men's four, following in the footsteps of Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell among others.
