Sentence examples for young applicants from inspiring English sources

Dan Black, the Americas director of recruiting for Ernst & Young, said that young applicants who were not current students needn't bother sending a résumé without some connection to the firm through a friend, mentor or acquaintance.

All in all, it's clear that better promotion of personal qualities and life experience in CVs is one way young applicants can make their applications pop.

Myth #4: Young applicants have a disadvantage in MBA applications.

Dan Black, Ernst & Young's director of campus recruiting for the Americas, says that as far as he is concerned, young applicants who have served in the Peace Corps or worked overseas in an internship or other job have a leg up on everyone else.

This equates to approximately 15,000 young applicants.

The balance of power was hardly lost on young applicants.

BEIJING — The young applicant is described as confident and courageous.

He didn't get that slot — it went to a young applicant from Leiden named Marcel Zeelenberg.

The college admissions process can be confusing on its own, but the missteps are multiplied, it seems, when a young applicant looks around and can find no relatives who've ever been through it.

Moss-Racusin, along with collaborators in the departments of psychology, psychiatry and the School of Management, designed a study that involved sending out identical résumés to professors of both sexes, with a cover page stating that the young applicant had recently obtained a bachelor's degree and was now seeking a position as a lab manager.

In the course of his evaluation, Domenico crosses paths with Antonietta (Loredana Detto), another young applicant; they both get the job, and their burgeoning romance leads to a company New Year's Eve party, run with similarly officious efficiency and comedic rigidity, that makes for a scene as sad as it is ridiculous.