Sentence examples for another entry for from inspiring English sources

Apple's mistake though was to ignore another entry for Mildura, which the gazetteer records as having the class of "POPL" – that is, a population centre, even though the gazetter's explanatory index doesn't explain that.

Yes, it's a treadmill crossed with a bike, which is another entry for today's theme of "things that don't work well when mated together".

For example, in the case of water, there will be a single entry for the hydrogen atom with a count set to 2, and another entry for the oxygen atom with a count set to 1.

For example, the table may have an entry, "front, 3", which represents that there an obstacle at front and at a distance 3. The table may have another entry for left, and no entry for right.

Moreover, if intermediate CRs receiving the PACK message already have another entry for the relevant name prefix, they change the status of the old entry from "valid" to "stale".

And yet another entry for the "Why can't this be a real movie" genre of faux trailers.

Pinterest now gives those users the ability to look for those shoes, and gives businesses yet another entry point for potential customers.

Earlier this week, the companies announced that Comcast would bundle Netflix in to its cable subscriptions, offering yet another entry point for Netflix to ferret up potential consumers that haven't quite cut the cord yet but still might be interested in Netflix's content.

Since there aren't too many data points in the early stages of a startup, getting featured by a reputable media outlet (ideally national, but niche works too) will create another entry point for people to find out about your product or service.

It was also interesting to note that in some situations the COBET programme has been used as another entry point for primary school repeaters.

This provides another entry point for both research and action: defining delivery strategies and content of such training, as well as evaluating the impact of such training are an important potential research agenda.