Sentence examples for later entry into from inspiring English sources
The first is that Mr Clinton took advantage of equally deep divisions in his party by making an even later entry into the primaries in October 1991.
Even in those early Arkansas days, her burning desire to be out there, to call the shots, was apparent – a precursor of the overtly political role she played in the White House and her later entry into electoral politics.
Migrants' later entry into homeownership can be attributed foremost to the limited intergenerational transmission of wealth, while restricted knowledge about the local housing market and later partnership also play a role.
Both the Exodus and the former slaves' later entry into the Promised Land remain a paradigm of liberation for oppressed people everywhere.
His later entry into the political sphere has made the question of his caste background one of popular interest and ongoing debate among the Malagasy public and press.
Women may have reached their limits before men, despite a later entry into Olympic competition [16].
After drugs that were second or later entries into a class were removed, there was still a large difference between Health Canada's negative predictive value (89.5%) and its positive predictive value (57.1%).
The first is that despite the later entry of women into international migration, the rate of increase among women participating in international moves was greater than among men.
The later entry of women into international migration is reflected in average year of first migration: among men from both countries the average year of first migration was 2005, and for women from both countries, 2006.
Vergennes' diplomatic moves following the French entry into the war also had material impact on the later entry of the Dutch Republic into the war, and declarations of neutrality on the part of other important geopolitical players like Russia.
You scan the voucher code they bring in, enter it manually into the Merchant Center, or write it down for later entry.
