Sentence examples similar to an introductory entry from inspiring English sources

The massage therapy profession is currently engaged in a competency-based education movement that has as one of its several focal points an emphasis on promoting massage therapy research competencies (MTRCs) at an introductory or entry level.

That quote in my introductory entry, by the way, was taken from Lewis Hamilton's latest BBC Sport column where he discusses Ayrton Senna's record.

This introductory entry will outline the prevailing definitions and models of disability, and discuss the epistemic and moral authority of the experiences and self-reports of people classified as disabled.

The tournament's Web site (www.crosswordtournament.com/index.htm) offers an introductory brochure and an entry form as well as instructions on how to compete in the event from the comforts of home.

An ABA is an introductory degree and usually qualifies graduates for entry-level positions as assistants or managers at small companies.

After an entry gallery where an introductory short subject on pharaonic Egypt is projected onto a 180-degree screen, gold-colored doors open automatically (think crowd control), allowing entry into the first of nine galleries.

See the entry mental causation for an introductory overview, and see Burge (2007), Rescorla (2014a), and Yablo (1997, 2003) for representative externalist discussion.

For an introductory treatment and suggestions for further reading, see Bird 1998 Ch. 4; see also, the entries on scientific realism and structural realism.

TeliaSonera is selling an introductory L.T.E.

Seven short passages with an introductory paragraph.

This is an introductory chapter.