Sentence examples for entrants from inspiring English sources

And it would follow that bringing in new entrants to the market and giving them autonomy over staff terms and conditions will banish this inertia and innovation will flow.

"Like BT, new entrants are still locked out of the chance to offer their customers the most recent films on subscription.

New shadow cabinet entrants include Meg Hillier, who gets Ed Miliband's old shadow energy and climate secretary job, while Ivan Lewis gets the culture, media and sport brief.

Creative talents and industry entrants need a couple of handfuls of organic support – yes, public money!

If entries in this list were judged purely on sporting performance the violinist would probably deserve a place, having finished a miserable last out of 67 entrants in the Olympic giant slalom.

Pride or sloth When I first visited, last March, 40% of the most recent entrants needed - in the judgment of their primary schools - extra help to achieve their full potential.

This could include benchmarks on the number of entrants from disadvantaged backgrounds as well as applications.

Former universities minister David Willetts calculated that, if all families were as well represented in higher education as higher-income ones, there would be over 200,000 extra entrants each year.

The highest concentration is in maths, where Chinese students make up 58% of all international entrants, followed by 56% in media studies, 47% in business and management studies and 39% in engineering.

Entrants confirm that each individual whose image is featured in the Competition entry has given consent for the use of his/her image in connection with this Competition and in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.

Of course they have all made progress towards welcoming a diversity of entrants, but they remain socially unrepresentative.