Sentence examples for i successfully applied for from inspiring English sources
After graduating university with a decent 2 1 I successfully applied for medicine, however, through work experiences and personal experiences, found that it wasn't for me and I'm now pursuing a career in teaching secondary school science.
I was so interested in this area of computer science that I successfully applied for an internship at Hewlett-Packard in Paris, as a database software developer.
During the 14th legislative period of the German Bundestag, I successfully applied for a position as Staff Scientific Consultant in the office of the Study Commission "Law and Ethics in Modern Medicine".
I successfully applied to the Wellcome Trust for an International Prize Travelling Research Fellowship (now replaced with the International Research Fellowship), which then provided 2 years' salary to work in a laboratory outside the United Kingdom, followed by money for a year's postdoc back in the U.K. I also applied to the Human Frontier Science Program but was less lucky with that.
"Thanks to the Political Science courses I was able to take via the Berlin Consortium for German Studies, I successfully applied to an MA program in International Relations with a focus on the EU at the Leiden University, the Netherlands.
I also successfully applied for a lectureship position that came open in the department.
This strategy could detect DNA MTase activity as low as 0.3 U mL−1 with good selectivity against other two cytosine MTases (HaeIII MTase and AluI MTase), and be successfully applied for screening the DNA MTase inhibitors (5-azacytidine and 5-aza-2′-deoxycytidine), implying our proposed method holds great promising application in early cancer diagnosis and therapeutics.
The developed procedure was successfully applied for real water samples (i.e., tap water, well water, surface (lake) water, domestic and industrial wastewater).
As part of one of the 422 couples who successfully applied for a marriage license on Wednesday here in Portland, Ore., I read "Marriage: Mix and Match," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, March 3), and applauded.
Since being on that body, I've ensured the Town Council pays all its staff the real living wage of £8.45 an hour and successfully applied for a £20,000 grant from the Rural Community Energy Fund to help set up a renewable energy cooperative.
