Sentence examples for making entry from inspiring English sources

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

In Mexico, we learned that making entry easier for firms can add almost 3% to annual job growth.

"Many parents will be shocked to learn that David Cameron is damaging school standards by making entry requirements into teaching in this country amongst the lowest in world".

What they mean by this is that the importing of this format risks making entry to No 10 dependent on being slick and telegenic.

And none of those managers had to contend with division and league playoffs, making entry into the World Series more grueling than ever.

Thus, a substantial disadvantage that an entrant has relative to a large provider is that it will likely have higher programming costs, making entry challenging".

(For singles making entry-level money, there are more affordable accommodations in Brooklyn and Queens, as well as across the river in New Jersey).

Carrie had stopped making entries in her diary, so I no longer knew whether she was still holding out hope for Les.

When you finally begin making entries, number them and write their page numbers.

SLB: Did it actually make entry?

Other fields have tricks to make entry harder.