Sentence examples similar to a true entry from inspiring English sources

The Air is about as close as the market has to offer to a true entry-level drone that's capable of capturing excellent video.

After all, the company bet a lot on the popularity of a brand-new Microsoft, complete with Metro, touch, and true entry into the hardware space.

A century milestone Jean-Marie Colombani, who was the editor of Le Monde at the time of the attacks and wrote the front-page editorial, calls 9/11 the "true entry into the 21st century" — in the way that, say, the start of World War I in 1914 marked the de facto end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th.

Identification of this ridge when present has been shown to be an accurate and reliable method of locating the native ACL insertion site and the true entry point of the femoral tunnel [9].

According to Pascal Perrineau, these elections marked "the National Front's true entry onto the political scene," something that of course shocked many.

The decision on the true entry is done by the responsible data manager at ZEG.

It's a small, lightweight true entry-level DSLR from Pentax.

Michael Resiliency and Educational Advancement "What it means to be a true re-entry CHW is to meet people where they are at, in their time of need, when they need us the most.

While it's true that the components are pricier this time, it's hard to shake the feeling that the company has priced out the true entry-level user this time out, in favor of offering a product that's more of a gateway into the Pro ecosystem.

Gunning for the true entry-level DSLR audience, Pentax will announce the K-m along with some lenses next week in Germany.

As this entry was "guesswork" and did not affect the contest outcomes, upon request Team Dührkop resubmitted a true "leave out" entry post-contest where all CASMI challenge compounds were removed from their training set (not just their "guess" based on top scoring candidates) prior to retraining and calculating the CSI FID_leaveout results.