Sentence examples for found applicants from inspiring English sources

"On the flip side, I've found applicants are often too restrictive on their cover letters about their goals and how they can fit into the sector," says Wright.

A report from the same committee last year found applicants are concentrated in a small number of areas, placing pressure on local schools and healthcare services.

Mary Mahoney, president of Howard Johnson's, said this tier was begun in 1997 because the chain, another part of Cendant, found applicants for franchises did not want to operate restaurants and the chain wanted to continue to grow.

When Northland College sociologist Angela Stroud studied applications for licenses to carry concealed firearms in Texas—which "exploded" after President Obama was elected she found applicants were overwhelmingly married white men.

BBC Radio 4's You and Yours found applicants had been turned away because the software needed for part of the test had not been signed off.

It found applicants to the fund faced cuts of more than £520m in the current financial year, and estimated that the UK charity sector as a whole faced cuts of between £1bn and £5.5bn.

But they also know that the Web is the easiest way to find applicants.

A spokesperson for the airline told Beeld, an Afrikaans-language daily newspaper, that whites will only be hired once efforts to find applicants of other races are exhausted.

There are still 425,000 positions for which companies cannot find applicants with the right skills.The news of job cuts affects confidence, however.

"I won't get up from the couch to turn on the TV," said Mike Jaeggi, a recruiter in Atlanta who finds applicants for technology jobs.

In a nutshell, he talks to an employer who is offering a very low starting salary ($10 an hour) and then complains that he can't find applicants with the skill set he requires.