Sentence examples for entering further from inspiring English sources

They may depend on your situation - for example on whether you receive benefits or whether you are entering further or higher education for the first time.

On Tuesday morning, Felicia Walz of Colorado was ankle deep in the water at Corona del Mar with her husband and three children when a lifeguard ran down the beach to stop her from entering further.

Fish entering saltwater in the northern Strait of Georgia or Queen Charlotte Strait moved predominantly northwards, while those entering further to the south displayed split migration routes.

In case of preclinical animal tests, which are usually performed in mouse or rat, the most potent inhibitory compounds would have been sorted out before entering further development for human application.

In addition, the rate of entering the 1-bp backtracked state is faster than entering further backtracked states, which predicts that short backtracks are on the same time scale (<1 s) as what has been called ubiquitous pauses.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00971.016 Taken together, we have shown that the rate of entering the 1-bp backtracked state is higher than those of entering further backtracked states, and that the E1103G mutation modulates the transition kinetics between the 1-bp backtracked state and the pre-translocated state.

As Saudi Arabia's economy and government enter further troubles, the possibility of regime change comes closer.

However, Virgin said the RMT had walked out of talks on Thursday after refusing to enter further discussions.

Among the Patagonian and Pampean tribes there was a belief in a supreme being who, after creating the world, did not enter further into human affairs.

Evidence including our own suggests strongly that this kind of education prepares children to enter further and higher education, or the workforce – and offers them the freedom to learn in the ways that suit them best.

"For example, they cannot not tell us about the value added from the point where pupils enter further education to when they leave, or take into account the complex factors which influence pupil outcome and attainment".