Sentence examples for no placement from inspiring English sources
As there is no placement mechanism for the candidates, men tend to dominate the top of the list, attracting the lion's share of campaign funding and, consequently, the electorate's attention.
Ms. Blu was let go from Chelsea Vocational High School in June 2010 and spent the past school year as a temporary dance instructor at another school, but had no placement lined up for the coming year.
The settlement includes nearly $500,000 to be paid on behalf of 43 students who had taken out student loans for the program but were not able to graduate because the school, one of Kaplan's for-profit campuses, had no placement for them.
Currently, no placement method, direct or indirect, can guarantee the correct execution of this delicate procedure [6, 7, 13 15].
Most [82.6% (57/69)] reported that they had little or no experience (zero to nine actual attempts) with ultrasound-guided vascular access before participating in this study; 100% of placement attempts were successful, and no placement required more than three attempts.
In addition, the Kaplan chain of schools, which is owned by the Washington Post Company, has recently settled a lawsuit that paid $500,000 to 43 students because there was no placement for them as promised.
IT was a complicated discussion, because eBay subjects a Fortune 500 corporation to the same rules as a high school kid in Des Moines selling a few baseball cards -- no volume discounts, no preferred placement, no exclusive deals, no escape from sometimes merciless member feedback.
(No placements for the spots, which are being sent to about 1,000 network affiliates and about 250 local and national cable affiliates, have been confirmed yet).
However, "there are no placements that can handle all four of them," the foster mom told me.
"No product placement, no content that's directed by an advertiser in any way," Ms. Hodkinson said.
There was no blog post, no featured placement in the Chrome Web Store — pretty much no fanfare beyond Google SVP of Chrome, Sundar Pichai, posting a link to it on Google+.
