Sentence examples for stream of applicants from inspiring English sources

For reasons of geograpy and prestige, the Ive League attracts a stream of applicants from the New York region.

Graduates encourage others, from 20-somethings to established career women, to try it, providing the school with a steady stream of applicants.

The steady stream of applicants for our sublet gave us a window onto the world of people like us, living in New York for a season, then returning somewhere else.

A steady stream of applicants look to join MBA & Company's ranks, though seven in every 10 are turned away by the site's vetting process, which looks for a minimum of five years' experience in business and a postgraduate degree from a leading business school.

People across Britain are coming up with fresh, exciting and highly practical ways to tackle a range of challenges concerning health, community living, education, employment and the green economy, if the stream of applicants who have applied to be included in the first annual list of Britain's New Radicals, organised by the Observer and Nesta, is any guide.

The first is "Programmatic recruiting based on qualification data, which means that for the first time, companies will be able to subscribe to a stream of only qualified applicants".

At the same time, as described in previous studies [ 24], assuming that all the applicants in the stream of "experimental sciences" are the applicant pool for this study would likely result in an overestimation in that the total testing sample across all fields of study in this stream is generally more variable (has greater standard deviations) than true applicants to medicine.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

But only 7% of applicants to the civil service fast stream are from working-class backgrounds, falling to just 3.5% of those who are given offers".

He said the fee, which is paid by less than 10% of applicants, "is the main part" of the company's revenue stream.

Fewer than 1 percent of applicants were accepted.