Sentence examples for entry through which from inspiring English sources

"The reality is that the seat on the board is considered a portal of entry through which the investment banker obtains business for its firm," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor of securities law at Columbia University.

A wireless portal is a customized point of entry through which a wireless subscriber can access Internet sites and information.

I envisioned this rich tapestry of services, obscure to monolithic, hooking in through engines and tools to a vastness of data and users, and, at the other end of the telescope, a single point of entry through which one would have instant access to everything from maps to obscure scientific results to the current price of tea.

(On several prior occasions, Hamas rockets had targeted Israel points of entry through which aid had been provided. It was as if Hams was deliberately trying to manufacture a humanitarian crisis.

Forbes is partnering with leading real estate agents and art and antiques galleries to create a select database of thousands of entries through which Forbes.com users can search to find everything from multimillion-dollar Cape Cod estates to Chippendale mahogany side chairs.

This reflects the site's physical constraints: it has only one entry point, through which a 40-foot (12-metre) load must move every 30 seconds for a period of four years.

The perspective of recognition emerges as a particularly useful entry point through which to explore the types of rights, responsibilities, distributions and procedures required to respond justly to climate change.

CCIDs are the entry gates through which breast cancer cells intravasate (transmigrate) into the lymphatic vasculature.

We identified entry points through which a case might be detected, which in turn lead to further steps that must occur so that information is passed along and the case is eventually confirmed.

As more and more children in Pacific Island countries are increasingly affected by poverty, violence, abuse and non-communicable diseases, Just Play has been identified as a critical entry point through which to engage, empower and mobilize children in a positive, practical and fun way.

Harsh Pant, a professor of defence studies at King's College, London, argues that Vietnam offers India an entry-point, through which it can "penetrate China's periphery".Tweaking China appeals to Indian diplomats, who habitually complain that their big neighbour refuses to make room for their own country's rise.