Sentences with phrase «adding facts and figures»

You've probably heard it thousand times that adding facts and figures to your resume helps you stand out among other candidates.

Add facts and figures to help the recruiter notice your qualifications.

Not exact matches

I will let the fact checker dig up the exact figures and then run the percentages, but by any measure it adds up overall to a very considerable advantage for the Democrats.

Recognizing the inadequacy of an education that teaches facts and figures but ignores questions of morality and meaning, Harvard attempted to address the problem in the early 1980s by adding a «moral reasoning» course requirement to its core curriculum.

And if to this we add the fact that, in the case of any given planet, it calls for a further extremely rare accident to produce the conditions which would endow it with life, we can see what a fantastically small figure, quantitatively speaking, our Earth cuts in the Universe.

If funding agencies recognize that fact and figure out how to address subtle bias, he adds, they could improve the overall quality of the grant applications they fund.

I like the added texture and the fact that it creates a nice figure for you.

You will be tempted to add facts, figures, graphs, and everything.

We've all seen the statistics; this book adds names and faces to common facts and figures.

There are regular musical interludes to add interest, and any passages that contain recitation of facts, figures or histories are balanced by changing the speakers or having the characters react — I particularly liked the Swagman complaining there was too much dry information.

Add to it the maddening Mumbai traffic, wherein we have been averaging under 24kmph, and you know what - its real world fuel efficiency figure of 10.5 kmpl is in fact very good.

Added to the fact that our patients do not talk to us, the diagnostic challenge in figuring out exactly where on the spinal cord a dog is having a problem is no simple undertaking, and sometimes needs the aid of a specialist.

But Hansen (the reluctant public figure, as he calls himself) has overlooked some «basics facts about US - Sino geo - politics» he should add to his basic economic, energy and carbon facts.

And, despite the fact that term life insurance is the most cost - effective way to protect your loved ones, trying to figure out if you need 10, 20, or 30 years of coverage adds extra uncertainty to the process.

Remember to add any impressive achievements — and back them up with facts and figures to quantify your value.

The best way to do this is to use numbers, figures, and facts to create statements that demonstrate your achievements in a way that adds depth and meaning.

If you've struggled to add «life» to your dull course full of facts and figures, you'll love this opportunity!