Sentence examples for more to submit from inspiring English sources

Last year's competition was a huge success, inspiring 200 entrepreneurs, working together in teams of 2 or more, to submit 40 business plans for in-depth analyses.

I agree that when people get out of the habit of full-time work, then it becomes more and more difficult to submit to the discipline of routine.

Removing the owners from the process entirely may make players more willing to submit to testing procedures that are more stringent.

Scientific journals are more likely to publish statistically significant research findings and authors are also more likely to submit papers if their results reach a significant level.

But states will have more time to submit the detailed applications required by federal officials.

Second, the results: often career-best performances that mean actors are more likely to submit to his rigorous working methods.

But two weeks later, we received an e-mail from the center with yet more forms to submit (again, some redundant).

The state's highest court Friday gave defense lawyers nearly four more months to submit arguments in the first major constitutional challenge to New York's death penalty law.

A shortlist will then be given more time to submit between 10,000 and 20,000 words to the judging panel, which includes historian David Starkey and Labour MP Gisela Stuart.

It's early days: these first anecdotes will presumably inspire more people to submit stories, and the posters may proliferate over the summer.

Perhaps a police officer is more likely to submit a "PACE 1" form, by which the figures are collated, after searching a black person?