Sentence examples for multiple entries in from inspiring English sources

The Aga Khan, who is owner of the Aiglemont estate in Gouvieux, near the Chantilly hippodrome and château, and has a stud farm in Normandy, often has multiple entries in what amounts to a home race for him.

Justin Timberlake presented Swift with the best tour award for her 1989 tour, saying that she had "accomplished extraordinary things in arenas and stadiums all around our world" before reeling off her lengthy list of achievements, which included multiple entries in the Guinness Book of World Records.

(The contest rules do not prohibit multiple entries in different years).

Software is supposed to be designed to double-check for multiple entries in the database.

Multiple entries in the series, notably Destiny and Legendia have been favorably compared with fighting games and brawlers, especially the Street Fighter series.

Note: Multiple entries in different categories are possible.

"There were many factors underlying this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics," said Michael Turner, director of the JCQ.

Michael Turner, director of the JCQ, said: "There are many underlying factors affecting this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics and an increase in the number of students taking IGCSEs [international GCSEs].

And the aim is to achieve better coordination of medication within and across sectors, faster correction of medication errors,early identification and consideration of potential drug interactions, and a more effective use of health care resources through reducing multiple, identical entries in multiple parallel information systems [ 7].

Although the manufacturer has produced a radiolucent coaxial cannula to aid this, the multiple entries inevitably result in slower delivery of specimens.

Negotiating across interprofessional and interorganisational lines further made convergence complicated, although the diverse benefits for a variety of actors provided multiple entry points in the push to build a coalition in favour of adoption.