Sentences with phrase «try searching our database»

Try searching our database and you will see instantly.

Not exact matches

I have searched this database and the web trying to find these numbers.

You also can search the database by key word; try typing in the curriculum themes you currently are teaching.

Having us enroll your book in Amazon's Look Inside program also improves the probability that your book will be listed in search results on Amazon as this program adds the actual words in your book to the database of words that potential readers search when they are trying to find books to buy.

The website keeps a database of photos from the three county shelters and tries to match eight distinctive facial markers on dogs with images uploaded by users searching for lost pets.

The issue is trying to predict when a court or taxing officer will award costs to the winning party for their disbursements of charges for searches of online databases such as Quicklaw or WestlaweCARSWELL.

When trying to sign into Twitter, for instance, instead of just providing my saved Twitter credentials, 1Password required me to take the extra step of searching my database — even though there was only one Twitter - related entry present — and then told me it couldn't verify that Twitter should have access to my Twitter sign - in info and made me take yet another extra step to authorize it.

Simply put, ATS are the databases in which your resume is stored and (hopefully) retrieved based on keyword searches related to positions a recruiter or employer is trying to fill.

For example, if a recruiter is trying to fill a position for «internal auditor,» they will likely search the database of resumes for «assessment,» «compliance» and «regulatory environment.»

A clear Target Job Title, coming right after your contact information, helps resume performance in database searches and gives the reader immediate focus: «Ah, this fits the need I'm trying to fill.»

If your background screening company or online «instant» background check provider tries to sell you a database - only search, give them a swift kick to the curb.

Candidates who first try to give a resume - based impression how great a generalist they are, most often remain buried in the database, because they have such a low likelihood of matching the specific criteria being searched for.

Recruiters and potential employers will enter keywords to search for resumes in databases when trying to fill a position.