Sentence examples for recently admissions from inspiring English sources

"And we had recently admissions from the Americans that the number of moderate fighters that they had successfully managed to train and integrate into the theatre was down in minute numbers and indeed single figures in some cases.

Wistful At a college night I attended recently, an admissions director told the crowd that last year the wait list at many schools did not close until the second week in July, because people are waiting as long as possible, hedging their bets, and putting down double deposits and losing them if they get in "somewhere better".

For those minority students recently offered admission for next fall, the number reached 19.1percentt, compared with 18.8percentt in the fall of 1997.

Why can't I save every one?" said Sonia Pascal, who at 18 recently deferred admission to the Ivy League to tutor sixth-graders in the Bronx.

Until recently, MICU admission of patients with advanced cancer was controversial and generally discouraged [ 21].

Five to eight out of ten patients in the three groups have experienced unwanted weight loss recently before admission to hospital.

In non-hospital based facilities, the sample was comprised of 10 residents with a recently completed admission MDS assessment; 10 residents with a recently completed quarterly MDS assessment; and 10 residents with a recently completed annual MDS assessment.

This installment focuses on college-bound seniors, who have recently received their admissions results and are now in the final stretch.

Mills College in California recently changed its admissions policy to allow anyone who self-identifies as a woman to apply to the school.

There have been multiple pieces recently exposing Ivy League admissions as "a sham" and "rigged in favor of the privileged," and I've even overhead students laughing and saying stuff like, "I definitely wouldn't be here if my dad didn't donate".

There have been multiple pieces recently exposing Ivy League admissions as " a sham" and "rigged in favor of the privileged," and I've even overhead students laughing and saying stuff like, "I definitely wouldn't be here if my dad didn't donate".