Sentence examples for marginal applicants from inspiring English sources

But following a call by an Inouye staffer, the bank received $135 million in help via Treasury's follow-up process for reviewing marginal applicants.

"Where once more marginal applicants would simply have been denied credit, lenders are now able to quite efficiently judge the risks posed by individual applicants and to price that risk appropriately," Greenspan said in a 2005 speech.

Otherwise, marginal applicants, who often report musculoskeletal or back-pain problems, would have an incentive to apply when allowance rates are higher.

Until then, lenders will continue to cherry-pick the best deals and more marginal applicants will be cast aside.

"Where once more-marginal applicants would simply have been denied credit," he said, "lenders are now able to quite efficiently judge the risk posed by individual applicants and to price that risk appropriately".

In addition, we find even smaller labor supply responses for the subset of 'marginal' applicants whose disability determination is based on vocational factors.

The values reported in Table 7 represent differences in marginal effects between an applicant with and without a criminal background in the probability of receiving a positive response from an employer.

Beyond this point, marginal costs to the applicant outweigh the benefits even though there may still be improvements in the accuracy of ranking.

Second, the marginal cost to interview an applicant is very low in Myanmar.

The marginal financial cost of contacting an applicant anywhere in China is zero both by telephone and via the site, and recruiters generally find it easiest to issue all callbacks to the same job in the same way.

For obvious practical reasons, participatory art of this kind must be a marginal activity: only a fraction of the applicants will be able to fit on to the plinth and it's not yet clear how translatable the concept of an orchestral welfare state is.