Sentence examples for entry to a better from inspiring English sources

All this creates an impression of economic growth (little of which comes from manufacturing and industry) and, if one ignores the simultaneous growth of slum housing (lacking water, electricity or adequate sewage), the promise of entry to a better life.

The winners didn't win cash, but a ticket to a better life with entry to a new public boarding school -- the SEED School of Maryland -- based in Baltimore.

This budget provides an exit ramp from the current mess and an entry ramp to a better future.

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The notion of social justice will therefore be our conceptual entry point to a better understanding of the social values that surround the implementation of health policies in Burkina Faso.

In better times, entry to a Knicks game required a gold credit card and a bank account with at least one comma.

At a minimum, there should be basic standard of performance that guarantees entry to better runners.

Related postgraduate courses would open up entry to better paid jobs in those areas.

"These higher-level courses are symbolic of a wider movement: the rebirth of apprenticeships as a route not only to a better entry-level job, but into the boardroom," he said.

These results could guide CD4-based immunogen design and lead to a better understanding of HIV-1 entry.

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