Sentence examples for easy entry point from inspiring English sources

There is no easy entry point to these photographs.

Mr. Martin said that most thieves wander neighborhoods looking for an easy entry point, like an open window.

With their opaque supply chains and lax import regulations, such middlemen provide an easy entry point for contraband logs.

There has been an attempt to co-ordinate investigations and help some of the less well-resourced nations in eastern Europe – such as Slovenia – that have proved an easy entry point for fixing syndicates from the Far East.

The question "What was your favorite moment in a story?" is an easy entry point for both a student schooled in the finest prep academy and a science major straight out of a substandard district.

The egg's broader end contains an air cell that provides an easy entry point, allowing you to get in between the thin membrane, which adheres to the shell, and the surface of the egg.

More interesting to him is how high-end brands, with all of their celebrity dazzle and easy entry points (children's clothing is one), feed a transnational middle class, with the same styles appearing in Paris and Beijing as in Rio.

The exhibition is one example of museum director James Steward's efforts to enliven the University's art collection and provide easy entry points to lure more students and members of the local community into the museum.

A trail leads you to easy entry points.

Complex apps need easy entry points, and Indigo has plenty of those.

They put malware on there, which looks for the easiest entry point".