Sentence examples for for example the admissions from inspiring English sources

"Lots of parents are very content with the school places allocated to their children, but in some areas – parts of London, Bristol, East Sussex and Birmingham, for example – the admissions system is starting to feel seriously creaky".

At one certificate program in Washington, for example, the admissions representative told the undercover applicant that barbers could earn $150,000 to $250,000 a year, when the vast majority earn less than $50,000 a year.

For example, the admissions committee is unlikely to care if you were president of your sorority.

There are a few revelations in the book, for example the admission that in the 80s you had a drink problem.

Care was taken to avoid double counting costs when combining both provider and household direct costs as certain costs were considered cross subsidisations, for example the admission fees paid by the household was a transfer of funds to subsidise certain provider costs.

After femoral neck fracture, for example, the re-admission rate for any diagnosis varied between 19.5% and 31.0% and the re-admission rate due to hip complications varied between 3.8% and 10.8%.

The university compares its results to nationally normed tests -- for example, the Graduate Management Admission Test -- and asks students at other universities to take both sets of tests to judge their reliability.

Between the UK and the USA for example, the ICU admission rate varies from 1.3%to11%1% among the older patients dying in hospital [ 5].

For example, the percentage of admissions that occurred in a teaching hospital decreased from 47.3% to 46.9% in Massachusetts, yet rose from 41.4%to45.1%1% in control states.

Despite the limitations identified in the few studies obtained, as indicated by the low methodology scores, some trends were discernible; for example, the proportion of admissions due to cardiovascular illnesses, composed mainly of stroke and heart failure, were found to have increased significantly over the study period.

For example, consider the admissions policy of Harvard University in the early twentieth century, when the university had a quota on the number of Jewish students.