Sentence examples for recipients for example from inspiring English sources

He advised recipients, for example, to "Kindly disregard" and "To remove this label take it off".

Among financial aid recipients, for example, students from families earning $83,000 or more typically received larger scholarships from both public and private universities than their counterparts from families earning less than $31,000.

Among bachelor's degree recipients, for example, nearly a quarter of 2008 graduates from for-profit colleges owed $40,000 or more, compared with just 6 percent of graduates from public colleges.

In the first type, case managers specialize in counseling certain groups of UBII recipients, for example lone mothers, migrants and young UBII recipients.

One might argue that relative or per capita measurements cannot account for increases in the number of recipients, for example, in the case of increasing unemployment rates.

It is associated with a donor acquired EBV infection and is therefore commoner in younger previously EBV-naive transplant recipients, for example, type I DM recipients of SPK grafts.

"Given the central distribution to participating clubs in the Champions League will increase from 2015/16, then it is reasonable to assume that the revenue difference will be even greater if Celtic are the recipient, for example £25m+ in central distributions could be three times the overall revenue of another Scottish Premiership club.

Some transfers will undoubtedly provide a selective advantage to the recipient, for example those genes that allow the recipient to occupy a new ecological niche; however, many gene transfers appear to be selectively neutral and nearly neutral [ 7, 9].

Name of the person in care of receiving the letter and taking it to the final recipient (for example, the name of the relative who will take the letter to the hospital on your behalf).

Mass change means a State-initiated change in the level(s) of federally administered State supplementary payments applicable to all recipients of such payments, or to categories of such recipients, due, for example, to State legislative or executive action.

Medicaid recipients today, for example, are required to reapply for health insurance if they move to another state.