Sentence examples for submissions than from inspiring English sources

This year we had hundreds more submissions than ever before, but who have we missed?

"There were more submissions than ever this year -- a very large cross-section of groups and individuals," said Abby Popper, chairwoman of the awards committee.

We now receive more submissions than ever before, from something like 40 books a year when I first joined, to more than 100 today.

That is fewer new submissions than in any period since the fourth quarter of 2003, when the latest building boom was still in its infancy.

There is a clear emphasis on figurative work, though I suspect this has more to do with the submissions than Mr. Kiehl's own taste.

This Senate inquiry, set up to investigate measures introduced to restrict personal choice "for the individual's own good", has had more submissions than any other NSW Senate inquiry before it.

When he finally, reluctantly, showed the manuscript to his editor, he explained, it felt less like a submission than an intervention.

As such, these faints are less an act of submission than of defiance – an outbreak of "female collectivity", an oddly empowering antidote to the misogynist spectre of the "wandering womb".

As in the previous track, here the Amen break is reduced largely to its high-frequency elements, and the snare patterns are designed more to pummel you into submission than to carry the rhythm.

It's easier to set aside or explain away the misogyny endemic to Purity and Submission than to reckon with the fact that we've elevated profoundly flawed men to the level of literary gods.

Then, 300 written and oral submissions, more than ever received for an air regulation issue, had to be analyzed.