Sentence examples for lowering entry from inspiring English sources

"It is our recommendation that the court cast a wide net, looking for rules or actions that will increase competition today by lowering entry barriers," the economists wrote.

Its method, explains Willy Shih, of Harvard Business School, has been to make technology simpler to use, lowering entry barriers for both itself and its customers.

The not-so-prestigious will perhaps have less need to wait for Clearing before lowering entry tariffs, reducing fees, offering iPads and making promises about the quality of the student experience and future employment prospects.

Today has seen a follow-up piece, this time quoting the current director of admissions, Mike Sewell, as saying that "lowering entry requirements for students from poor-performing comprehensives would undermine standards".

There is something very easy and rather lazy about denouncing universities for their elitism, and suggesting (as Alan Milburn does in a report to be released tomorrow) that a lack of basic education can be made up for, by lowering entry qualifications for working class children.

With relatively low capital requirements to establish firms, and rapid technological obsolescence, the software industry offers market opportunities for both new and small, and well-established and large firms by lowering entry barriers.a.a

To convince more people to buy into the technology, Cisco Systems is trying to lower entry costs.

There are lower entry points into the VR world.

One has a new, lower entry price of $139.

But around half of institutions with lower entry requirements saw their numbers fall by 10% or more, it adds.

Many schools advise that students have at least one 'back-up' option, with lower entry requirements, in case they do not get their predicted grades.