Sentence examples for Limited entry from inspiring English sources
Several burly bodyguards stood outside with wires in their ears, checking reservations, allowing limited entry.
Charity has become a major part of marathons, as runners claim limited entry spots by raising money for worthy causes.
Nevertheless, tens of thousands of buildings were damaged, with many "red-tagged" as unsafe to enter and many more restricted to limited entry ("yellow-tagged").
It envisages a stable industry structure, with limited entry for Western newcomers, a high degree of government co-ordination and a cautious view of banks going abroad.
After 1945 the system of limited entry ('concessions') and minimum prices for road haulage was sustained.
Therefore, in a stable system, a limited entry always produces a limited exit.
We limited entries in the initial version of PhosphoGRID to residues for which there was published evidence for phosphorylation in vivo, as documented in data figures or tables.
The extracellular barrier is relatively modest and allows almost diffusion-limited entry of blockers from the extracellular side.
This limited-entry event is suitable for novice riders and cycling enthusiasts seeking a classy late season challenge.
In multi-stage hydraulic fracturing, the limited-entry method is widely used to promote uniform growth of multiple fractures.
Lastly, it explains acid fracturing that takes account of basics of acid fracturing and some of the specialized acid-fracturing techniques like controlled acid jetting, limited-entry perforating, and particulate diversion.
