Sentence examples for mere entry from inspiring English sources

When he became upset, the officers reiterated that his mere entry into a cab with a decal opened him to their search.

My mother's closets were so stuffed with things that each one was like a miniature attic, crowded to point that mere entry was almost impossible.

The referral instructions were clearly seen as demeaning: "The decision trees disable people from thinking properly", and "If we were to do what (the management) says, we would become a mere entry point for hospital treatment".

They are cogs -- mere entries on a balance sheet that can be added and/or subtracted based on assessed value, though often somewhat indiscriminately.

These credits are "mere accounting entries," he said, and by carrying them forward in this way companies can "avoid making contributions, often for years".

A mere plebeian entry-level hatch, even if it is a concept?

But float the mere possibility of entry to most well-to-do minorities and watch them leap into the precincts of Westminster without so much as a splash in the adjoining river.

But a definitive analysis by the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce forecasts that in the decade ahead a mere 5 percent of entry-level workers will need to be proficient in algebra or above.

As long as the euro area remains intact, Target2 claims are mere book-keeping entries (although if it were to disintegrate, the Bundesbank would take a hit, in principle limited to 27% of all such claims, reflecting its capital share in the ECB).

Although there were a mere 30 foreign entries, against 173 home crews, visitors won seven of the nine events open to them, including what are regarded as the three most important prizes-The Grand Challenge Cup, and the Diamond Challenge Cup, and the Diamond Challenge Scull.

Though Alaska has only won the contest twice, the fact that it had a mere twenty-one hundred and two docontestd contentriesrendersnders its rate of approximately 9.5 wins per ten thousand submissions the highest in the country.