Sentence examples for entry to the question from inspiring English sources

Eric Dowty, Kingsport, Tenn.: Would the reason why U.S. ports are run by foreign companies be a good entry to the question of dark matter?

American officials have refused to comment on why Mr. Mohamed has been barred entry to the United States, but F.B.I. officials questioned him last week about his travels to Yemen and Somalia, and asked whether he ever met with militants in those countries.

Staff completed a study proforma with their patients, at the point of entry to the service, and then further questions were completed on the day of discharge, transfer or following the end of service provision.

This stratum of patients addresses a much more explanatory question as their entry to the trial will be strictly defined on pathological grounds.

The solicitor general's office had argued that whether the officers caused property damage during their entry was irrelevant to the question of whether the entry was reasonable.

Then she has to turn around and head back north to the Cornwall port of entry to be questioned again, and finally loop back south to cross the entire bridge again to get home.

One entry even explained the answer to the question of whether, when a tree falls in a forest, it makes a sound.

The answer to the question "which extractions have database entries?" was all of them, (i.e. 52 matches in PubChem).

So the story gives us an excellent entry into the question of whether states should be required to recognize other states' gun carry permits.

If manufacturing and distribution are no longer barriers to entry, the scary question for the record companies is whether any other barriers to entry remain.The music business is the most vulnerable of the content businesses.

My purpose in this entry is not to answer the question.