Sentence examples for entry is difficult from inspiring English sources

"When there are two competitors rather than three, we become concerned that there will be less vigorous rivalry, especially in a market where entry is difficult".

Judging his entry was difficult for the panel of judges who decided that as a well established and well funded startup, it was unfair to judge his business in comparison to genuinely new startups.

Intensity of participant involvement in sex work at study entry was difficult to compare across studies due to differing outcome measures and descriptors.

In early February 2009, the psychoanalyst asked, "How does it feel to be out there and connected?" "Re-entry is difficult," Nordstrom admitted.

Stacking entries is difficult, to say the least, and stacking 15s is even harder.

"Goce survived for a few minutes longer than we expected - but since re-entries are difficult to predict, this is not very surprising," Holger Krag from Esa's Space Debris Office told BBC News.

Longer entries are difficult to read on a computer screen.

We add to that the question of how an organization creates a sustainable competitive advantage (a barrier to entry that is difficult to replicate by competitors).

However, given the small numbers in the graduate entry group it is difficult to interpret the relevance of the differences between them and the school leaver entrants.

Because lab technicians use a different order-entry system, it is difficult for them to identify the ordering provider (and hence the primary recipient of the alert).

For one case, involving insurance fraud, McDade begins the entry: "Getting away with murder is difficult enough, and trying to make money from the deed substantially reduces the chances of success".