Sentence examples for an entry point in from inspiring English sources

"For South Sudan to grow as a country it is important that police start to play a role as an entry point in shifting informal justice to formal.

Topman believed that all successful investigations developed what he termed an "entry point," in the form of a coöperative witness, a revealing document, or a recorded conversation.

The case of simplifying nature by using simple number limitations was used as an entry point in semi-structured, open-ended, interviews with farmers and officials about their view on trees and pasture management in relation to policy directives.

For example, Walmart last year teamed up with Google in order to have an entry point in the voice-assisted shopping space, by way of Google Home smart speakers – an area where Amazon's Alexa has mopped up market share.

We first apply this hermeneutical exegesis framework to the interpretation of a textual fragment of a computer system development project in an American insurance company, and show how the six techniques of exegesis can each serve as an entry point in the hermeneutic circle and open up the possibility for meaningful interpretations that can improve system development.

Alec Soth (rhymes with "both") saw an entry point in this absence.

The European company has been looking for a entry point in the U.S. market, Pena tells us [Update: Deutsche Telekom tells us it is not.] "They loved the business model, and how we're doing things differently – how we're charging for things on a transactional basis, how we're scaling, and how we're growing," he explains.

In our premiere episode we talk about the N-word and we thought it would be a entry point into that subject in an interesting way to handle it and show different sides of the conversation".

Losers Local first-time buyers, priced out of an entry point – particularly acute in hotspot areas but also apparent across the country.

The development of HCNG as a transportation fuel allows an entry point for hydrogen in the transportation sector.

It also provided an entry point for mainstreaming in planning and budgeting.