Sentence examples for entry bell from inspiring English sources

Empirical evidence has suggested that such network relationships positively influence initial market entry (Bell, 1995; Coviello and Martin 1999).

"I was in the building... a few minutes before the entry bell rang, and then there was a lot of commotion going on out in the hallway," he said.

In addition, observed cardiovascular health issues were part of the eligibility criteria at NAS entry (Bell et al. 1972).

Listen here If anything, 2012's most prevalent pop unit wasn't the solo artist or the band, it was the duo, and there was considerable attention paid to double acts from New Band of the Day's back pages entry Sleigh Bells as well as newer ones such as Purity Ring, with AlunaGeorge the male-female pairing most likely to succeed in 2013.

In other words, the "insidership" of immigrant entrepreneurs may not only help accelerate the international market entry (Loane and Bell 2006), but also impede the subsequent linear growth of firms into other markets (Coviello's 2006).

For the long-distance incumbents, like AT&T, Worldcom and Sprint, the Bells' entry into their domain is a creeping disaster.

In roughly the same period, the Bells' entry into the consumer long-distance market failed to provide much benefit to their businesses.

The FCC, he says, "regulates the Bells' entry into long-distance more than we regulate toxic waste".

The major reason for that is the entry of the regional Bell operating companies into the business.

The letter also stated that all visitors arriving at the school after 9 30 a.m., when the front gates were locked, would have to ring a bell for entry and would immediately have to report to the main office to sign in.

Thus Bell shows (see the entry on Bell's Theorem) that quantum theory is inconsistent with the given assumptions.