Sentence examples for submissions might from inspiring English sources

Court submissions might be sprinkled with florid language or exclamation points.

This capstone project focuses on grant proposal development at APL and how grant submissions might be improved.

(Also, just so we're clear, digital submissions might save some trees, but it doesn't save our educators).

Indeed, they suggested that basing the appraisal on manufacturers' submissions might lead to delays if there had to be an iterative process of requesting further data or analyses.

"I got feedback on my spanking game, 'Hurt Me Plenty' from players who wanted to roleplay more of a submissive role, so I thought about what submission might be for a video game player.

He signed a settlement agreement reluctantly, hoping his gesture of submission might persuade the government to leave him alone.

He didn't say where this psychological submission might have occurred but it sure didn't happen at the Garden, where Bryant brought his A game, scored 21 points, put the clamps on Allan Houston, kibitzed at courtside with Derek Jeter.

French reviews and American previews of "Submission" might leave one with the impression of a sardonic, teeth-baring polemic about the evils of Islam, the absurdities of feminism, the terrible demoralization of French life.

It was left to the moderator, Deborah Brodie, executive editor of Roaring Brook Press (titles include "Princess Picky" and "The True Story of Trapper Jack's Left Big Toe"), to suggest that a three-month deadline for the editor to read a submission might be fair to both sides.

But unless you are an expert in prayer or a serious wielder of Hasidic spiritual technology, the attribute or act of "submission" might not be enough to pull you into the world of hod.

Furthermore, reporting and sample submission might have been more exhaustive and precise during epidemic situations, leading to overestimation of incidence and of the contribution of epidemic agents.