Sentence examples for gaining entry to from inspiring English sources

Yet gaining entry to both markets is simple.

Later the motivation seems to be gaining entry to the contest and pleasing his father.

The success of Asian students in gaining entry to New York's elite high schools is encouraging.

After all, African-Americans want good schools for their children, yet they have the hardest time gaining entry to them.

For a start there are forced marriages taking place in our country, and overseas as a means of gaining entry to the UK.

The current Lonely Planet guide to Bolivia states that gaining entry to what they once called "the world's most bizarre tourist attraction" has become harder than ever.

A good number of her novels see a chambermaid dropping a tea tray in shock after gaining entry to the room of a newly dead guest.

A small number of children from the poorest fifth of UK families will, despite the odds, be successful in gaining entry to university this year.

Much to my girlfriend's chagrin, gaining entry to our flat is extremely difficult because there are so many coats hanging up behind the front door.

The voyeuristic sense of gaining entry to a forbidden, exotic and at times unsettling realm is something Ripley's shares with a neighboring attraction on 42nd Street: Madame Tussauds.

Women had a harder time gaining entry to prestigious training programs, and they were given less time to study for mandatory tests than their male colleagues were.