Sentence examples for better entry from inspiring English sources

Aggreko remains a quality long term proposition, but likely to be better entry points.

Labor supports measures to boost school performance including better entry standards for teaching courses, greater principals' autonomy, continuing education for teachers and evidence-based policies.

Mark Richter at Jefferies & Company told clients his price target was $293 a share and advised them to "wait for a better entry point".

Sneakers seem like the easy choice, but a better entry point would be the thin T-shirts with multicolor, multisize dots ($450).

It praised Groupon for its "prime mover status and scale," but warned investors to "wait for a better entry point to build a position".

In the short term UBS suggests that the online gambling group's results at the end of August could also be bad, meaning the shares could fall further - or, as it puts it, "potentially providing an even better entry point".

While better entry-level training for police is clearly needed, continuing in-service training should be required for all members of the department at every level.

"These higher-level courses are symbolic of a wider movement: the rebirth of apprenticeships as a route not only to a better entry-level job, but into the boardroom," he said.

Cliff Congratulations is actually one of the better entries in his catalogue.

Among the better entries in this category is Valvomo's Globlow lamp, whose plastic shade inflates when the light is on, and goes limp when it is off.

You can breeze through their early week puzzles if you want to, although I prefer to stop and enjoy some of the better entries that evoke fun memories for me, like the evocative clue/entry pairing "People in this may have big ears" for MICKEY MOUSE CLUB.