Sentence examples for long-term entry from inspiring English sources

To gain long-term entry stability and serviceability, operators typically rehabilitate the aged belt entries by installing standing steel set supports.

"The more salient issue is that DryShips' balance sheet is potentially being deployed as bridge financing for Mr. Economou's long-term entry into the drill-rig sector," says Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Tim J. Tiberio.

It would be great to just hand in once a year or two or three all the necessary documents and receive a long-term multiple-entry visa".

Furthermore, arithmetic facts are presumably represented as automatically accessible verbal associations of rote-memorized long-term memory entries.

Neutral Tandem says that most major networks are connected to their switch, creating a significant long-term barrier to entry for competitors.

The long-term data regarding entry of IEPs into practice indicates that at least 69 IEPs, who completed the IEP Program, entered the Canadian Physiotherapy workforce, with 34 of these working in the public sector.

Crucially, lawmakers failed to consider the long-term effect of easing entry to a program that would take many young workers out of the job market for good.

"Groupon is not yet a technology company and for them to create long-term, sustainable barriers to entry, they will need to become a tech company".

Nor is there a benefit to the long-term preservation of the entries: our servers, and all of our mirror site servers, have backups, and all the libraries that have supported the SEP by joining SEPIA are entitled to download copies of our archives.

Because little is known about this particular aspect of entry to care, the theory generated offers new insights into rurality and entry to long-term care.

The long-term result of Arabia's entry into international politics was paradoxical: it enhanced the power of the tribal Arabs at the expense of the "superpowers".