Sentence examples for entry experts from inspiring English sources

Most drugs smuggled over the border come through legal ports of entry, experts say.

Re-entry experts believe that these doctors, if successfully returned to practice, could not only help to alleviate the doctor shortage but would do so quickly.

Efforts in Hennepin County are "exceedingly rare" combining commitments from the sheriff's department, social workers, judges, public defenders and the county's hospital, Jesse Jannetta, a prison re-entry expert at the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C., told The Star Tribune.

In the impeccably precise catalog entry, the experts duly report that the 16th-century painter "follows Lucas Cranach the Elder's composition for his portrait of Martin Luther" and refer to it as "a copy".

Since anyone can contribute anonymously to Wikipedia, there is no guarantee that writers of an entry are experts (or even know anything) about the topic at hand.

It will allow anyone to contribute and edit entries, but experts vouching for the accuracy of entries will oversee major areas of content, according to ZDNet Asia.

The reason for the gap is unclear but might be normal re-entry interference, experts said.

Authoritative entries by experts also focus on important approaches to advancing EHL through community-engaged research and by engaging teachers and students at an early age through developing innovative STEM curriculum.

One of my first steps was to investigate and identify the barriers to entry for women experts.

✒ On Thursday we celebrated 10 years of free museum entry with some experts' top picks of the country's finest free-to-view masterpieces.

We now screen for radiation all cargo containers and privately owned vehicles arriving at official ports of entry, but security experts have for some time put the likelihood of detecting anyone crossing at unguarded spots along the United States-Mexico border in the 20percentto30percentcent range (although carrying a bomb or even tens of pounds of fissile material may make evasion more difficult).