Sentence examples for competitive entry from inspiring English sources

It is also an acceleration tube, where students gain life momentum befitting their competitive entry.

Harder, more competitive entry would help restore a sense of pride to the profession.

We would have been better off if we had never gone down the path of corporatisation, privatisation and competitive entry.

What if your grades are much better than you expected and you feel that you would like a place at a university that has a more competitive entry?

Advertising costs are in long-term decline, reader switching costs are zero, barriers to competitive entry have vanished and mass media are being displaced by specialised media.

A three-judge panel ruled unanimously Friday for the F.C.C., which it said provided evidence that the local franchising process was "unreasonably impeding competitive entry into the cable television market".

Andrew's parents used a company called the University of Dreams, the largest and most visible player in an industry that has boomed in recent years as internship experience has become a near-necessity on any competitive entry-level résumé.

On Thursday the audience at the 57th Cannes festival, whose catalogs listed "2046" among the competitive entries, had to wait a bit longer than anticipated.

For March's show, the Horticultural Society will play host to more than 140 vendors selling flowers and garden supplies and thousands of competitive entries over 10 acres at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

GM won't be hurt as much, but its 2002 market share will fall to around 27%. None of the Detroit companies have a new volume car this fall, whereas foreign nameplates will introduce competitive entries in this segment.

After starting at what Brady calls "competitive" entry-level wages, employees can work their way up to better salaries.