Sentence examples for clear point of entry from inspiring English sources

Unlike its more traditional neighbors, the house has no clear point of entry or logical succession of rooms.

Perhaps this is in part because there is no clear point of entry into the capacity building profession; most specialists are self-taught or mentored by others and there are few professional training courses available.

A central banker in Europe thinks this will offer "a clear point of entry for authorities to rescue the financial system next time, rather than rummaging through a mire of interlocking obligations".

Have a clear point of view.

There's a regularity to the distribution of ink, a severe flatness to the finished plane the lines are evidently drawn, but such is the precision and purpose of the mark, with no clear beginning or end, point of entry or departure, that it appears as a trick of instant becoming.

In this medical school, at the point of entry, there were clear gender differences in students' reasons for this career choice, with men more interested in 'external' factors related to the expectations of others for example, and women in 'internal' issues such as an interest in finding out more about the functioning of the body.

It's a major point of entry".

So what is a good point of entry?

Murphy and Jane provide a point of entry and identification.

"It's providing a new point of entry," he said.

Lets call her the audience's point of entry.