Sentence examples for makes entry from inspiring English sources

Consider this irony: the more Russia makes entry into the E.U.'s decision-making processes on security issues a seeming condition for deals the French and/or Germans want (think, for example, of France's proposed sale to Moscow of Mistral attack vessels), the more the impression takes hold that the administration's focus for complaint about the situation has been off-loaded onto the Europeans.

What little money the event makes — entry is free — goes toward producing the next year's Invitational.

For 46 years, it has banned foreign competition in retailing, and though it is now opening up, political turmoil makes entry unattractive.

Windows flanking the original entrance on Central Park West were lengthened into two new doorways; a glass loggia-type passageway perpendicular to the entrance now allow views into the great hall; and a new glass door on West 77th Street makes entry accessible to the disabled.

Treadgold (1991) found that a unique product makes entry into a foreign market much easier.

This makes entry into the ileocaecal valve much easier.

SLB: Did it actually make entry?

Other fields have tricks to make entry harder.

Beijing has made entry into the trade organization the centerpiece of its economic agenda.

"Their plan involved making entry into his Long Island property, going by boat.

Alien notions such as individual freedom and human rights have recently made entry into their discourse.