Sentence examples for standard correspondence from inspiring English sources

We use Neumark's method to reexamine a number of already published standard correspondence studies, which do not take into account the level of standardization.

In the standard correspondence study, matched pairs of qualitatively identical job applications are sent to employers that have advertised a job opening.

The cases illustrated in Figures 3 and 4 give the theoretical argument to why the results from a standard correspondence study may not be very informative about the degree of discrimination in the market.

As a result, the standard correspondence study only tells the true level of discrimination against ethnic minority or female applicants who have similar qualifications as in the fictitious job applications.

Hence, the level of discrimination being measured by the standard correspondence study is an unbiased measure of the degree of discrimination as defined by the law for these countries.

If that is the case, we need many worlds, if any, to accommodate the conflicting versions and bring them in unison with the standard correspondence account of truth, that is, that the truth of a statement is its being in correspondence with a world.

The reader, then, is entirely in Plath's hands, which is not only tricky in narrative terms – ellipses come as standard in correspondence of which you get to read only one side – but also perilously unbalanced.

Your letter should conform to a standard business correspondence, include one or more examples that illustrate why you meet the desired criteria and be addressed 'Dear Admissions Committee' (500 words or fewer).

Use them for dictating standard business correspondence or basic computer control, and the results are something you can live with.

Collective bargaining in the fast-food industry would increase wage and benefits standards in correspondence to the markets in specific geographic areas and the economics of particular market segments.

"Dear Judy,... .. illustrates what was once the standard greeting for correspondence.