Sentence examples for many entry points from inspiring English sources

Waiting times have doubled or tripled at many entry points on the 2,000-mile 2,000-mile

"We don't want to make too many entry points," he said.

"There are many entry points [to Europe] – just look at shipping," he says.

No other city in Europe offers so many entry points to young and talented musicians, writers, artists, filmmakers, and performers.

"The government's response plan included identifying and monitoring 74 close contacts of the patient, prompt testing of all suspected cases, stepped-up surveillance at the country's many entry points and nationwide public awareness campaigns".

But just as The Passion could be accessed both by payment or completely for free, there were many entry points, too: online, through posters and leaflets, via YouTube, through tweets and live streaming, as a novelisation, even through rumour, conjecture and whispers.

Taubman was the first to put a ring road around the mall — which he did at his mall in Hayward — for the same reason: if you want to get shoppers into every part of the building, they should be distributed to as many different entry points as possible.

Unless your taste runs only to the top films and shows, there are still many affordable entry points to collecting this material.

That is frustrating, because there are so many different entry points from which Oprah could talk about HIV responsibly.

The current study is based on a large population cohort and many data entry points for variables.

Volunteers then used many different entry points to reach families with FEP messages from home visits, to community meetings and events, and service-linked contact through clinic and kindergarten.