Sentence examples for too applied for from inspiring English sources

When Douglas MacMartin of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena approached the National Science Foundation for support on a modeling effort on AM, officials told him the work was too theoretical for the engineering division and too applied for the atmospheric science program.

So she, too, applied for and received a CDC grant.

It's worth noting that this power is available not only to police and spies but the taxman, too HMRC can also apply for interception warrants.

"The things I'd worked on in industry were proprietary, dangerous, too expensive, or too applied to be suitable for academics," he says.

Apple, too, has applied for a patent indicating it is also building a DIY tool for iOS, its mobile operating system.

I'm waiting to hear if I've got in, but I've got a back-up plan, too – I applied for an apprenticeship with British Gas, so if Kingston doesn't work out, I'll do that.

After you are done handling the garlic (works for onions too) apply soap and use a clean spoon or butter knife and rub it all over your hands even in between fingers and the smell will be completely gone.

In practice, the police have all too often successfully applied for orders, but there have been occasions where judges have refused to grant the police application.

They probably have proper names like Jamie Oliver, but Voiceover neglected to tell us, as he was too busy applying for gameshows.

However, MW irradiation should not be applied for too long (e.g., longer than 90 s), because the fast and efficient heating provided by MW irradiation is difficult to control.

Thus making the knowledge useless -- too late to be applied for any purpose.