Sentence examples for intakes are from inspiring English sources

One idea might be to limit Ofsted outstanding grades to schools whose intakes are representative of their local communities in terms of free school meals and prior attainment.

However, just a third of graduate intakes are comprised of previous interns, so there are plenty of graduate jobs that don't go to interns.

We have a 95% retention rate for our trainees, and many of the graduates from the 2010-12 intares are in a wide range of management positions.

And unfortunately the sensible voices of the old intakes are being drowned out by the new intake".

Not true: the water intakes are only inches wide).Mr Barnier's report does not conceal the political dimension, saying it is "essential" to make EU assistance more visible.

Mr Cenciotti said: "The air intakes are extremely small whereas the engine section lacks any kind of nozzle: engine afterburners could melt the entire jet".

"Intakes are at even lower levels than shown by previous surveys – reportedly 0.8 per cent – well below the recommended maximum of of 2 per cent of food energy.

As their intakes are usually much smaller, they can feel more intimate; cohorts are more closely bound and student:teacher ratios lower.

Although there is not uniform agreement concerning the human requirements of vitamins, recommended daily vitamin intakes are sufficiently high to account for individual variation and normal environmental stresses.

Intakes are entries without births; offtakes are exits without mortalities and unexplained losses.

Values for Zn, Cu, Ni and Cd intakes are under UL for all vegetables.