Sentence examples for guaranteed admittance from inspiring English sources

Five hundred homers used to guarantee admittance to the Hall, but those standards could be changing.

Thus, using the HAM-Nat for selection in addition to GPA would increase expected study success and it would offer a second chance to those who otherwise would have been rejected due to a low GPA - of course, the reverse also holds: high GPA-scores no longer guarantee admittance.

Ivy League acceptance rates were once well over 50%, and with numbers now approaching less than one tenth of that previous mark, it is apparent that something must have changed … In decades past it was only the wealthy who were able to send their children to the elite private high schools that nearly guaranteed admittance to Ivy League caliber institutions.

The university popularly called Tōdai in Japan is the most prestigious in the country, and admittance to it almost guarantees students attractive job offers upon graduation.

In this paper, a general approach to nonlinear control synthesis for power-flow-constrained energy harvesters is presented, which is analytically guaranteed to outperform the optimal static admittance in stationary stochastic response.

Admittance into any course is not guaranteed.

Admittance into the Postbaccalaureate Studies program does not guarantee any student a seat in a course.

Admittance into any course below is not guaranteed.

Congress, meanwhile, has involved itself in the dispute: On Thursday, the House passed a bill pausing the admittance of Iraqi and Syrian refugees until the administration offers even more guarantees about the vetting process.

No admittance without one.

But, as statistics reveal, even years of carefully preparing children for admittance to highly selective colleges — with endless tutoring sessions, loads of extracurricular activities, SAT prep classes and more — offers no guarantee.