Sentence examples for in entrants from inspiring English sources

His victory in 2003 led to a surge in entrants for the World Series main event from 512 in 2000 to 8,773 in 2006.

Many more examples of innovation can be seen in entrants to the World Habitat Awards run by the Building and Social Housing Foundation.

Another thing to consider are the trends in particular GCSE subjects over the years, for example business and communication studies has taken a nose dive in entrants in recent years, while biology has seen an increase.

Patrick's eccentric presence and encylopedic knowledge, as a radio voice and TV personality present at many of the significant astronomical and space related events over more than half a century, steadily maintained public interest in the subject and helped encourage the large increase in entrants to university astronomy courses.

The proportion of AAA grades is increasing at about 1.6% per annum in medical applicants, with a higher rate in entrants.

Model 1 explained 26.6% and 26.3% of total variance in the urinary 1- and 2-naphthol levels in entrants, respectively (Table 2).

These shifts will bring in new entrants and new technologies.

Next year, the threshold will be lowered to ABB benefiting one in three entrants, or 120,000 people.

While boys made up nearly four in five entrants on the physics exam.

Similarly, China's red-hot wind-turbine sector has lured in new entrants like moths to a flame.

In addition entrants should provide 50-100 wonds on why they should win the scholarship and a current CV.