Sentence examples for have started applications from inspiring English sources

Dylan Scott wrote in Talking Points Memo yesterday that "more than 26,000 people have enrolled in coverage, more than 50,000 have started applications and more than 300,000 unique visitors have checked out what the marketplace has to offer".

On Monday, hundreds of people who have started applications, but have yet to complete the paperwork, again queued up at the central administrative building in the capital, many holding umbrellas to block the tropical summer sun, and most clutching folders or plastic bags holding the documents they need to finish applying.

The Obama administration and most states permitted enrollments to continue into April for those who had started applications or whose applications were snarled by technical problems.

Fadul said 250,000 people have started the application process for residency but that only 10,000 had met all the requirements.

After filling in forms and fiddling around for about forty minutes, I reached a screen that said, "You have started an application for health coverage, but our verification system is temporarily unavailable.

T in the Park bosses have started the application process to win permission to host the festival at Strathallan Castle.

In recent months, platform-as-a-service (PaaS) providers have started offering application exchange environments.

We have started the application of such technique on non-trivial models provided by biologists and modellers and hope to be able to improve both the understanding, through that identification of fast/slow variables, and the analysis, through the size reduction, of those models.

The development of glazing in China may have started with the application of glass paste to some of the later Zhou wares.

The value of that niche is unclear, but then again, other kinds of successful low-touch applications have started off with what seemed like early niche applications.

The second yet equally unlikely reason is that developers have started submitting poorer quality applications.