Sentence examples for suitable applicants from inspiring English sources

The materials with negative index have extraordinary properties that make them suitable applicants for a number of potential applications such as the prefect lens, wave guides in physics, and engineering [3, 4, 5, 6].

Frank Dobson, the health secretary, is worried that this shift may be discouraging some suitable applicants.

Most (81%) of the largest employers reported being bogged down by red tape, 57% have difficulty finding suitable applicants and 22% of all firms find the scheme too costly.

While some major household names already use the site, he says that matching jobs to suitable applicants without the need for adverts, CVs and calls from recruitment firms is more appealing to a small company than a corporate.

Senior civil-service jobs were advertised online in a bid to boost transparency but, because of a lack of suitable applicants, the government fell back on the familiar habit of appointing party loyalists.

A similar survey of American manufacturing firms in 2011 by Deloitte, another consultancy, found that 67% had trouble finding the right people, and that 5% of their jobs remained unfilled for lack of suitable applicants.

She puts an ad in a lonely-hearts column and, presenting herself as her friend, vets a suitable applicant, Gerald.

I'd like to know whether I'd be a suitable applicant, or is it more oriented to junior faculty with an established group?Thanks in advance,Henry.

The strong financial background of his parents made him a suitable applicant for the Imperial Navy, as the costs associated with a naval education in 1909 were 800 1,000 Marks per year for eight years.

However, grants are awarded nonetheless to other qualified applicants if no suitable applicant with the expected regional or gender attributes is found.

The bank is ostracizing mortgage brokers because it wants the most suitable loan applicants.