Sentence examples for senior accepted from inspiring English sources

The Hayward high school senior accepted his offer almost as soon as it came in.

O'Shea said that he is ending his first year with about thirty fewer print employees than when he arrived; some fifty employees, many of them senior, accepted buyout offers last summer, and O'Shea has since hired about two dozen people.

But with James Murdoch in America and claiming that the hacking issue has been put "in a box" (translation: no longer in my in-tray), Ms Brooks has become a lightning conductor for criticism as the story's gravity demands that someone senior accepts responsibility for the failures in management admitted last week.

Campus faculty members, graduate students, or seniors accepted for graduate studies are eligible for the $4,000 prize.

Seniors accepted in 2007 as residents in dermatology and two other appearance-related fields — plastic surgery and otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat doctors, some of whom perform facial cosmetic surgery) — had the highest median medical-board scores and the highest percentage of members in the medical honor society among 18 specialties, the report said.

Here are my holidays recommendations to all three groups of high school seniors: accepted, denied, or deferred.

The combined responses of biology majors who accept evolution and express it openly plus those who accept evolution privately (Fig. 5b, choices A plus C) show that 60.7% of freshman and 81% of seniors accept evolution.

Figure 6c f summarizes the views of biology majors (RWU versus PC) according to their academic level: 46% of the combined freshman responders, 52% sophomores, 60% juniors, and 67% seniors accept evolution and express it openly.

During the fall and spring semester of the senior year, accepted students take part in the Senior Honors Seminar (HD 4980).

Newport Harbor High School senior Michael Cantwell accepted a scholarship Wednesday in the same spot his older sibling had years earlier.

Sixty senior managers accepted early retirement incentives, giving him enough headroom to reach down a generation in selecting new managers.