Sentence examples for long application process from inspiring English sources

Mr. Largay was selected from an initial group of about 250 luxury travel agents after a long application process and a series of interviews with the company.

After a long application process which required potential operators to prove the strength of their ideas, their local partnerships and their business model, stations in the first nineteen locations are now preparing to launch their services – nineteen unique flavours and approaches to news, local life, entertainment and more.

There's a long application process for entering the astronaut corps.

In the past, it took PayPal six to nine months to develop and launch a product, partly because there was a long application process to assemble the required teams of employees.

Such schools often appeal to homeless young people by recruiting at shelters and presenting themselves as a quick solution -- some don't require a long application process, some require no admission tests or very basic 12-minute ones, and some promise to provide students with a high school equivalency diploma as well as college credit.

Facing the prospect of long wait times, long application processes, and fed up with the "slow and steady" process among regulators, desperate patients—and their families are now trying to cut out the middleman.

He said it was unknown how long the application process would require.

My first month as a senior was both the beginning of the end of my high school career and the beginning of a long college application process (don't worry: The List has been shortened to 16 schools now!).

If you do not understand, ask the consulate what is required for your application and how long the application process will take prior to making your travel arrangements.

Keep in mind, this is only the beginning of a year-long college application process; it's also likely to be one of the remaining few chances to spend quality time with your teenagers before they leave the nest.

The harsh reality is that many people who are qualified to receive government assistance such as SNAP (Food Stamps) are the working poor who do not apply because they cannot take time off of their low-wage jobs to undergo the long and confusing application process.