Sentence examples for entry young from inspiring English sources

As I waited in the women's line for entry, young men patrolled with backpack tank-and-hose kits, misting us with water to keep cool.

An entry Young Mania Rating Scale (YMRS) score of > 20 was required at trial screening and baseline.

As advancements in tech continue redesigning industries and eliminating barriers to entry, young people are abandoning traditional career paths and developing a new way of thinking.

The groups had a rolling entry; young people started attending as soon as their initial assessment and randomisation were completed and attendance continued until the young person felt ready to leave.

MSA patients were younger than the PSP patients at entry, younger at disease onset and had longer disease duration prior to entry (Table 2).

But today the accelerated entry of younger and younger players into pro tennis and the higher stakes involved have made parents more protective and more acquisitive as offers pour in.

In recent years, policy-makers have initiated several efforts (e.g. decreased labour taxes, new regulations) geared towards improving the entry of young people into the labour market and reducing the gap in the unemployment rate between younger and older workers.

One shortlisted entry, Eastside Young Leaders, had been scored very highly by all the judges.

Mr. Olbermann's presence gives the set some urbanity and offers a point of entry for young viewers that is clearly working if you look at the ratings.

"The entry of young people into the debate is interesting and significant," Mr. Vergne said, though he conceded that it was too early to say whether high school students would remain politically engaged over the longer term.

In some companies, the point of entry for young chemists is an industrial postdoc.