Sentence examples for submissions in general from inspiring English sources

This trend has gone hand in hand with a substantial increase in the number of submissions in general: Since 2009 the number of submissions to regular issues has more than doubled.

In general the submissions that are rejected fit into three categories: those that are only of peripheral interest to language testing; methodology that is unclear or difficult to replicate; or a topic that has limited academic worth.

A spokesman for the Office of the Advocate General said: "The Advocate General made submissions in this case on behalf of the UK Government supporting the compatibility of minimum unit pricing with EU law.

This means that we will in general not process submissions on laboratory models of unclear validity or other studies of limited relevance to human health, no matter how strong or significant the effects of the purported toxicant or other hazard.

For example, when users on Reddit simply read submissions but never leave comments or votes, in general we do not know which particular comments and postings these users actually have read.

A spokesman for the UK government's top Scottish law officer, Lord Wallace, said: "The Advocate General made submissions in this case on behalf of the UK government supporting the compatibility of minimum unit pricing with EU law.

AJ: The guys had a bunch of meetings with networks about the script over a period of time (and The Grawlix in general) and ultimately the Amazon "open submission" process ended up being a perfect fit.

Second, if you follow this line of reasoning, men in general tend to be overconfident (pdf) – the quantity of submissions has nothing to do with the quality of submissions.

In general, she said the commission considered all submissions from competitors in antitrust cases.

In general the precision scores of the team submissions were slightly better than the corresponding recall.

An evaluation of the submission data for 2007 revealed that the average time to first decision for peer-reviewed journals in general was approximately 2 months, whereas the average time from submission to publication in EHP was approximately 10 months.