Sentence examples for demand for entry from inspiring English sources

Now, with the great demand for entry to the race, many runners join charity teams to raise thousands of dollars for a guaranteed spot.

Hence, the proportion of delayed entry was low among the September–December-born children despite their demand for entry at older ages but was not truly lower than for children born in other months.

High demand for entry into medical school opens a window for corruption.

As a result, demand for entry-level homes is expected to increase.

The growing ranks of baby boomers' children, now moving into early adulthood, are also increasing demand for entry-level houses.

But this does not mean that Samsung is losing its competitiveness in the smartphone segment, but rather indicates an underlying structural change in the industry, where demand for entry-level to midrange smartphones is rising sharply in China and other emerging markets, and the market for high-end models is becoming saturated, said the sources.

"Strong demand for entry-level Android devices in Asia and Latin America drove much of the growth.

While there is demand for entry-point music curation, there are also seasoned and knowledgeable fans who can be turned off by a track or an artist once it hits the charts. .

These will cover the exams most often demanded for entry to university: mathematics and further mathematics, English literature, physics, biology, chemistry, geography, history and modern and classical languages.

Such monopolies and the private firms' refusal to extend their services into sparsely populated and unprofitable rural areas aroused demand for provincial entry into the market, which was effected in 1907.

It also has implications for a continuing demand for higher entry standards to medical school (and those standards have changed quite dramatically over the past half-century [ 55]).