Sentence examples for it entry when from inspiring English sources

Locals said that though the convoy had secured government approval beforehand, officials barred it entry when it reached the very last government checkpoint to the city.

Not only is this frustrating from a user perspective, but it presents a barrier to entry when it comes to moving through the conversion funnel and engaging with your brand.

Job: chairman, Commons culture, media and sport select committee Age: 52 Industry: politics New entry When it came to John Whittingdale, our panel was as divided as a House of Commons committee investigating phone hacking.

Historically there's been a pretty high barrier to entry when it comes to making electronic music.

This helps carriers, in their words, "overcome logistics and execution barriers to entry" when it comes to setting up and managing recycling processes.

Q: How do you address the three key barriers to entry when it comes to Cloud Computing Concernsns over data security, service and support issues, and the ability to customize apps that are in the cloud?

Our platform strives to lower the barrier to entry when it comes to art collecting through our unique crowdfunding model, which O'Leary captured as the ability to own "an equity share of an art collection... a slice of art".

At her appearance on The One Show Tyler explained that the song had already been written before the BBC suggested it as the Eurovision entry when she sent in a demo of Rocks and Honey in to them.

This is contrary to claims that the franchise never changes, and you can bet lots of people will regard Black Ops III to be their all time favorite entry when it launches in November.

This is contrary to claims that the franchise never changes, and you can bet lots of people will regard Black Ops III to be their all-time favourite entry when it launches in November.

At the forefront of the new space race is SpaceX, which in less than a decade has managed to turn the rocket industry on its head by pioneering reusable rockets and dramatically cutting the largest barrier to entry when it comes to space: the astronomical costs.