Sentence examples for more detailed form from inspiring English sources

However, some colleges preferred a more detailed form.

If you have higher expenses, though, you may still want to slog through the more detailed form.

But the drop in street stops by the police could be tied to a departmental change that took effect in January, requiring officers to fill out a far more detailed form for each one.

"We've had a lot more people sign up this year, especially since October," said Mr. Chany, whose clients' children often apply to private colleges that require both the Fafsa and an even more detailed form, the College Board's CSS Profile.

The C.S.S. Financial Aid Profile form, which is used by about 250 colleges for awarding their own financial aid funds, is a more detailed form that requires information from both households.

It provides the ability to simultaneously display any part of an image in a more detailed form.

It has introduced new, more detailed forms, which many doctors find maddening.

Like taxpayers with more complicated financial affairs, debtors with mortgages, car loans or income and assets they wish to protect would need to fill out more detailed forms to allow a reasoned determination of the assets and income they should turn over to their creditors.

More detailed forms of interaction are possible, such as competition through niche-carving, coordination through discursive articulation of principles, and coordination through division of labour.

More detailed forms can be found on the US Centers for Disease Control website (CDC 2008).

Relations can be defined by the users or data providers and can vary from generic forms (i.e. synonym or partial match) to more detailed forms to express associations between specific vocabularies (or even specific for a group of terms).