Sentence examples for into admissions from inspiring English sources

Plaintive country songs conceal monstrous betrayals; folk-punk rants turn into admissions of guilt.

They should be bold enough to introduce contextual data into admissions – driven by research evidence, and not just abstract principle.

"After I told him what had happened, the detective said, 'You know, what the other guy is saying doesn't match up with your story,' " Mr. Vansintjan said, an old ruse used to trick people into admissions.

With financial aid and other costs rising, several other colleges — including Reed in Oregon and Carleton in Minnesota — have acknowledged in the last year that some applicants' ability to pay is being factored into admissions decisions.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars used to pay for private schools or for a house in the suburbs, summers spent at educational camps, great sums doled out for private tutoring, retainers for college counsellors who advocate for the student, and alumni connections that factor into admissions decisions are never mentioned during the "level playing field" conversation.

It's a great resource for high school students looking for a deeper dive into colleges they're considering, as they can tap into admissions data and real student feedback about prospective schools.

Roland Molineux was a semi-impotent, emotionally repressed paint-factory chemist and social climber from Brooklyn, who parlayed gymnastic talent and the name of his Civil-War-hero father into admission to Manhattan's snooty athletic-club scene.

The cohort of childhood cancer admissions was sorted into admission indications using CCS diagnostic and procedure categories.

Data were divided into admission and 24 hour values and compared using a two-tailed, paired t-test.

The vomiting and diarrhoea had resolved 10 days into admission but the patient was noted to have jaundice, high fever, on-going tachycardia and weight loss.

You might also look into early admission into Junior/Community College through a Gateway Program at your school.