Sentence examples for entering has from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis we are entering has variously been described as the worst since 1978, '47, '33 and '29.

But Great Recession II, if that is what we are entering, has provoked a completely different response.

While most elderly inmates have been in prison for years, the number of older people just entering has also been increasing — along with the cost of their care.

It ignores the fact that the world it's entering has moved on in the 20 years since Magic made its debut, and suffers as a result.

The market he is entering has more than its fair share of iniquities – not to mention scams and things that just ought not to be happening in a sensibly run society.

The industry they are entering has come under attack by critics including the United States Chamber of Commerce, which has said these investment firms can inappropriately influence cases or encourage frivolous lawsuits.

The guards were more concerned that those entering had paid their fee.

Security is extremely tight; anyone who enters has to be escorted by a police person.

Make sure that each value you enter has single quotes around it.

Almost everyone who entered had something to say to him.

Everyone who entered had to wear a mask and gloves.