Sentence examples for sufficient applicants from inspiring English sources

While there are sufficient applicants to fill all these places, [the] country doesn't have sufficient number of science leaders who are willing to go to these new institutes and universities and mentor young faculty".

Therefore, the LoC concept has to be further specified and the ERA guidance has to be further developed in order to provide sufficient guidance for applicants and risk managers.

Some experts also fault industry for not providing sufficient training to applicants interested in manufacturing careers through on-the-job instruction and apprenticeship programs.

For each applicant, sufficient data were pulled from the application; thus no files were eliminated because of insufficient numerical data.

These include: (i) timeliness ensuring that applications are turned round with sufficient speed to avoid inconveniencing applicants; and (ii) simplicity avoiding an application mechanism that is so complex that it puts potential applicants off from applying.

And they should provide rejected applicants with sufficient information about why they were denied visas and a fair, transparent process for challenging the decisions.

State and FEMA officials conceded that the new category did not represent real awards made, but rather the possibility that awards would be forthcoming, provided that applicants furnished sufficient proof.

Students seeking admissions to the Immunology Ph.D. Program typically have an undergraduate major in biological sciences, but majors from other areas are acceptable if the applicants have sufficient coursework in biology, chemistry, general physics, and mathematics (through calculus).

We have recently encountered significant difficulties in processing applicants in sufficient numbers through the necessary training, vetting and accreditation procedures.

13A company internship is required in BTS and doesn't appear on CV's since applicants have sufficient work experience to make it the case.

The Houston program is designed to train as many as three students per year but usually it takes just one, Gunaratne says, partly because few applicants have sufficient education in applied mathematics.