Sentence examples for entered out from inspiring English sources

"The words might have entered out consciousness from the title of a great New Edition song, called 'Once In A Lifetime Groove.' We also just thought it was a funny play on the idea of 'favorite tunes' or something more generic.

The proposed score used the acronym "DISCHARGED" with 10 components namely Disability, Investigations, Saturation (O2), Co-morbidities, Heart rate, Average SBP, Referral, Geriatrics, ED events and Domestic factors, each graded 0, 1 and 2. Once the patient was discharged as per the Emergency Physician's clinical judgment, his/her score was entered out of 20.

What comes in is entered out of pity.

In my interviews couples told me they felt marriage must be entered "out of love", not driven by more materialistic reasoning.

In the 239 ballot papers entered out of a total electorate of 964, 235 voted for the Bylaws Amendments and 4 voted to keep the Bylaws unchanged.

To estimate the influence of out-of-home care on reading scores, attendance, and suspensions by comparing a matched sample of maltreated children who entered out-of-home care and maltreated children who remained at home.

Half of the children with a history of maternal incarceration in pregnancy to age 2 years came into contact with child protection services by their second birthday, with 31% of Indigenous and 35% of non-Indigenous children entering out-of-home care.

Family rejection and violence is one oft-cited reason for LGBTQ youth entering out-of-home care.

In the PDD, County residents age 18 64 were about 25% more likely to have publicly paid care and about twice as likely to enter out-of-county hospitals than people living elsewhere.

— Airport Just as Candice goes to board the plane, Francis enters, out of breath!

Some citizens want stricter immigration laws to stop others from entering out of the fear that immigrants especially ones from Mexico, and Central and South America will come and "steal our jobs".