Sentence examples for certain entry from inspiring English sources

East knew that West would not have thrown a heart if he had had a certain entry.

In the current issue of the bioethics journal IRB Ethics & Human Researchh, investigators from four different institutions surveyed over 700 clinicians involved in clinical trials and found that 90percentt believed that ignoring certain entry criteria was acceptable if a patient could, in their estimation, benefit from the trial.

Around the same time a cavalryman, WK Fraser-Tytler, described life in frontier cantonments as "anything but secure in the days before barbed wire, when the firebrand of the Mahsud tribe, the notorious Mullah Powindah, was sending down his fanatical emissaries from across the border to murder a white man if they could get one, and so secure certain entry into Paradise".

This is very much the frontier of high-energy physics and a complete and certain entry into the Standard Model is probably a long way off yet.

Although more than 100 entry routes are observed during this study, less than a quarter of those routes are taken by over 75% of observed patrons as they enter the facility, indicating that certain entry routes are extremely popular.

The old design was very heavily influenced by a 'real' magnifying glass, of the type that you'd slide over a desk calendar or log book to read a certain entry.

One of the rules Howard was deemed to have broken surrounded freshman eligibility and hinged on athletes achieving a high enough score on certain entry-level examinations to make a predicted grade-point average.

(A cellphone tour offered by the museum covers only certain entries, and is short on hard information).

Crossing the boundaries of civilized discourse and standards even by using innuendo just because certain entries are in the puzzle is not O.K.

"We have regard in particular to certain entries in the second accused's diary his association with the first accused, with whom he is charged with acting in concert, and, crucially, the evidence of Giaka," Judge Sutherland said.

The logic of certain entries — the letter N features only three: (Gérard de) "Nerval," "New" and "New York City" — can be harder to interpret than the flighty thoughts of Watteau's airheads.