Sentence examples for a key entry from inspiring English sources
The loss was seen as a major blow to the extremists as it closed a key entry point to Turkey.
The borders between the two countries are a key entry point for illegal immigrants seeking a better life in Europe.
Here are recent reports from Italy's southern shores, a key entry point to the European Union for migrants travelling through north Africa.
His best-known work, Being and Time (1927), has been established in the Western canon as a key entry point to existentialism and deconstruction.
Houthis have intensified missile attacks on Saudi soil and targets since Saudi and UAE coalition forces advanced towards the port city of Hodeidah, a key entry point for aid and food into Yemen.
Briant believes the emails suggest Bannon, who over the summer unveiled a Brussels-based foundation to help the spread of rightwing populism in Europe, viewed Britain as a "key entry point" to influence European politics.
In particular, ANC clinics act as a key entry-point for implementing nutrition and health educational interventions that promote preventive health behaviours to improve maternal and neonatal health through better knowledge, attitudes and practices.
A positive record length indicates a valid key entry whose size is equal to or less than the record length.
Vehicle cabins have incorporated electroluminescent Optitron gauges, SmartAccess, a smart key entry and startup system, and multimedia features.
The workgroup identified three priority research questions: a) What is the key entry point for MeHg in the base of the food web in marine ecosystems?
The key entry, an elegy to his friend Kieran Hickey - how often does a reference book bring tears to the reader's eyes? - does not appear until the third edition, by which time Thomson has moved from Sussex to San Francisco.
