Sentence examples for entry have been from inspiring English sources

"The barriers to entry have been raised so high that, left standing, they appear virtually insurmountable," the study concluded.

Photos of this fantastical machine (it looks like something you'd find in the Codex Seraphinianus, perhaps somewhere around this entry) have been popping up on various tech blogs intrigued by its steampunk aesthetic and poignant obsolescence.

But at a news briefing on May 19, William Gerstenmaier, associate administrator for space operations at NASA, said managers decided to go forward because the chances of an emergency that would require the station to be evacuated are low (he cited a figure of 1 in 124), and added that the landings, even with the discomfort of ballistic entry, have been safe.

A major record label can sign only a fraction of the artists available, knowing full well it will unwittingly reject a future superstar.Thanks to cheap digital recording technology, file sharing, YouTube, streaming music and social media, however, barriers to entry have been dismantled.

The barriers to entry have been lowered.

However, antibodies bind only to a single epitope, and mutations that confer resistance to antibody-mediated inhibition of HIV entry have been detected.

This entry has been clarified.

I just wish the entry had been a lot bigger.

His own Wikipedia entry has been translated into five languages.

Ivanisevic, a wild-card entry, has been hindered by shoulder, elbow and knee injuries.

Then SMITH sent her an e-mail: "Your contest entry has been chosen".