Sentence examples for submissions come from from inspiring English sources
Where have the submissions come from?
Many of the submissions come from cranky Webmasters.
The submissions come from industries that were once thought secure, where in decades past tertiary qualifications were supposed to mean a "job for life" – schoolteachers, nurses, public servants.
By design, the WikiLeaks site prevents him from knowing where submissions come from, so there is no need to trust that he will keep a source's identity a secret.
The idea that football is a man's game also persists more widely – countless project submissions come from girls who are told they aren't allowed to take part in matches at school or in local parks (unless they choose to participate as cheerleaders).
As the article processing charge is covered for KAMPRS members by the association, most submissions come from KAMPRS members.
Submissions came from 30of 31 stadiums used by N.F.L.teams, including the new Meadowlandsstadium under constructionin East Rutherford, N.J.
The majority of submissions came from the UK (302), followed by the US (209) and Canada (78).
The journal article said that between 1982 and 2006, more than 85 percent of the voting change objections — not submissions — came from below the state level.
According to TED representatives, 40 percent of the submissions came from major brands, 30 percent from small businesses, 40 percent were from nonprofits or were public service announcements, and 10 percent came from students and advertising schools.
The spread of those who have responded has covered continents from Asia to Africa with the highest number of submissions coming from the UK and South America – the majority of which were from Brazil.
