"entrant by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something has entered or gained access to a place or event through a specific means or channel. Example: The entrant by email was given priority seating at the conference. In this sentence, "entrant by email" means that individuals who registered for the conference through email were given priority seating.
Cliff's Congratulations was defeated by the Spanish entrant by one point, and the Eurovision Song Contest lost its innocence.
Philadelphia made itself the latest entrant by finishing off Montreal in the Eastern Conference finals Monday night.
While companies like iZettle and Payleven are charging around $65 for their card readers, Intuit is hoping to sweeten the deal as the newest entrant by offering these devices for free for a limited time, along with a free app and free access to Inuit's online payments service.
Please submit your entry (or nominate someone as an entrant) by filling out a competition entry form on ignite-good.org.org
It does not select entrants by academic ability.
We will contact all shortlisted entrants by email after 24 February.
However, local firms may also enjoy "spillovers" from foreign entrants by imitating their methods or recruiting employees trained by the foreigners and steeped in their know-how.
Estonia could be assessed a few months after the other two entrants: by then its growth and inflation may have slackened.
Published late last week, the list, whittled down from 124 entrants by the Academy's documentary branch screening committee, gives the go ahead to 15 titles.
Time Warner Cable, and to a lesser extent other TV providers, has thrown up roadblocks for new entrants by inserting language into some carriage contracts that discourages programmers from selling its channels to Internet TV services.
But the process is designed to benefit all entrants, by helping them define their visions more clearly.Endeavor's national boards are rosters of leading tycoons the founders of InBev in Brazil, Jennifer Oppenheimer in South Africa and Lorenzo Zambrano, boss of Cemex, in Mexico, for example.
