Sentence examples for entry is so from inspiring English sources

"The barrier to entry is so low for him to try out that idea.

"The barrier to entry is so low, everybody is now a potential artist.

This is because the entry is so broad: from professional poets to those who have experienced the health system as doctors, nurses, patients, administrators or relatives.

When the Lyon Chocolate Fair judge, Loizeau (Marc Antolin), a man whose medals are made from spoons and forks, proclaims with Bruno Tonioli-style hyperbole that Angélique's entry is "so shy it becomes bold, so fragile it becomes strong", he could well be describing Rice's production.

Entry is so easy, and you don't need any money.

The Web took off, in part, because the barrier to entry is so low.

It's somewhat understandable with TV, where the barriers to entry are so high.

Besides, monopolies are formed when barriers to entry are so high that no one else can play in the game.

"Just because the barriers to entry are so low that anybody can start a company doesn't mean that just anybody should".

Creed is not the cultural phenomenon that the first entry was, so it's therefore unlikely it will factor into next year's race in that big of a way.

THE eBay entry was so brazen it almost seemed like a joke: "2008 Boston Marathon entry on the FRONT ROW Must See!!" Someone was selling a coveted starting place for the Boston Marathon.