Sentence examples for entered among from inspiring English sources

One man was there to break the world record for most world championships entered – among other events, he'd taken part in a pea shooting competition and come second in the world championships for snail racing.

Temperamental (NS, HA, RD and P) and character (SD, C and ST) dimensions of TCI-R failed to predict the long-term outcome (absence of DSM-IV-TR diagnosis at t1) as none of them entered among the predictive variables in the Logistic Regression Analysis.

Due to co-linearity between independent variables, TUG was entered into the model instead of 2MWT, the standing with 2 feet together score was the only one entered among the balance tests performed, and standardized indices of CRIS, GPI and CFS were entered into the model instead of medical diagnoses because the former 3 were composite measures.

And new competitors are entering, among them big pharmaceutical firms, led by Novartis, that are themselves trying to diversify into generics.

If you were an ISIS fighter and you wanted to attack the West - and there were thousands of folks who looked like you pouring through the borders of that part of the world you wanted to be in, unseen and undocumented, why would you not enter among them?

But as a group, the team has experienced mostly failure, failing to get beyond the group stage in its only two World Cup appearances and failing to win the last five African Cup of Nations despite entering among the favorites each time.

After releasing the fish, the diver withdrew to a distance of ∼2 m to observe the young fish entering among the coral branches and the reaction of the adults to it (a diver at this distance does not prevent the fish from foraging normally).

Concern about who may have entered Germany among the 1.1 million migrants and refugees who crossed the border last year has been heightened after the attacks.

As IS entered Palmyra, among the many losses reported was the disappearance of the last surviving northern bald ibis in the Middle East (pictured).

It was a house I once entered, standing among the steel joists that temporarily held up the ceiling while Whiteread and a bunch of hard-hats went about their work.

When the Obama administration entered office, among the numerous challenges it faced was the for-profit college industry, which was growing extremely wealthy off taxpayer dollars, yet appeared to be providing exceptionally poor value for students.