Sentence examples similar to effective entries from inspiring English sources

And "The Tick" is an effective entry in the very saturated superhero genre, satirical but thoughtful and textured.

"How to Grow a Band" adds a modest but effective entry to the genre's back catalog.

Together, the proof of dominant market share and the existence of a substantial barrier to effective entry create the presumption that Microsoft enjoys monopoly power.

While the lowest age for entry into the workforce is 16, many trades require a high-school diploma, which makes the effective entry age 18.

Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942) was an effective entry in the popular series, with Lew Ayres making his final appearance as the doctor.

The broad proposals include expanding a tax on natural resources, taking gradual steps to allow market forces to determine bank interest rates and developing policies to "promote the effective entry of private capital into finance, energy, railways, telecommunications and other spheres," according to a directive issued on the government's Web site.

The reasons vary: a gaffe, a realisation that the money for a competition whose effective entry fee is $30m £20.5mm) or more just isn't there, or a simple question: why embark on a White House campaign, arguably the most gruelling political activity known to man, when your chances of achieving victory are next to non-existent.

This design provided an effective entry for the synthesis of the bifunctional compound.

These results provided an effective entry to the development of new dendritic NSAIDs prodrugs.

These results provided an effective entry to the development of new bone-targeting drugs.

This design provided an effective entry for the synthesis of a polyamine compound having the cell targeting galactosyl ligand.