Sentence examples for entry make from inspiring English sources

But barriers to entry make markets smaller.

They would focus even more fiercely on university entry, make classes even smaller and upgrade the laboratories.

High barriers to entry make it unlikely that a rival will emerge, so FIFA has a natural monopoly over international football.

Look at your resume: next to each entry, make a list of the skills and knowledge that it took for you to do each job well.

They say that a touch of extremism helps to deter free riders; barriers to entry make those inside feel that their efforts to believe and belong have brought a practical benefit.A different approach would draw on the experience of another religious group that Anglicans increasingly resemble in social composition: British Jews.

Ashnu mentions that "the value added by open-source to the customers is not equal to the value added by open-source vendors" and that the low barriers of entry make it so that the potentially infinite pool of competitors divide the money going into Open Source solutions, so no single behemoth is reaping all the profit.

This entry makes an important point about codified legislation.

I gave up when I realised that every entry made me sound like Adrian Mole.

CNN reported that she was charged with illegal entry, making false statements and falsifying a passport.

The next entry, made during the second battle of the Somme, is equally brief: "Gassed August 1918".

Bernie Ecclestone's Who's Who entry makes no mention of his recreations.