Sentence examples for entry to other from inspiring English sources

These insurers' advantage in obtaining low rates from providers creates a barrier to entry to other private competitors.

The sludge itself spits out nasty monsters that Mario must spritz, and cleaning graffiti gives him entry to other despoiled areas.

The links from that December 2001 entry to other Wikipedia articles also tell a story, especially the ones like Missing Persons, Opportunists, Collective Trauma, and Misinformation and Rumors.

After another wait, he authorized entry to other courtrooms but said, "You have to let it be known who you are".

In response to Creasy's question about the matter, Brokenshire wrote: "You asked for the statistical information relating to the numbers, religion, ethnicity and cultural background of British citizens refused entry to other countries and notified of that at UK airports.

On average, during each visit to the nest a forager transfers 49.8% ± 4.2% of her crop liquids at the time of entry to other ants (N = 30 visits during the first thirty min. after the first forager left the nest).

Only allow entry to others if you are certain they are not a threat.

BDE provides several utilities for (a) extracting and downloading subsets of data, (b) identifying missing fields / amino acid residues of protein chains in PDB files and (c) crosslinking PDB entries to other databases.

By opening the door for the one, Rauschenbusch inadvertently gave freedom of entry to the other.

For the less zealous, Scotland has long been our point of entry to the Other Island: we have come at England through the west of Scotland ferry ports: Campbeltown, Ardrossan, Stranraer, Cairnryan.

Steel is counting on "barriers to entry" to keep other fast-footed companies out of a tempting business with gross profit margins in the 60%-plus range.