Sentence examples for one point of entry from inspiring English sources

There is only one point of entry into the force.

Food waste is one point of entry, said Mike Gidney, chief executive of the Fairtrade Foundation.

The fortress-like valley of T1, ringed by mountains, with only one point of entry, was nearly invulnerable to invasion.

"In the U.S., one partner does a deal, but here our firm is just one point of entry".

One point of entry for people being admitted to the mental health service was the ED.

We float on our backs a couple of hundred yards toward a buoy that marks one point of entry into Caesarea's newly opened Underwater Archeology Park, a roped trail where recreational divers can view artifacts and excavated ruins along the contours of the sunken marina.

One point-of-entry that was greeted with enthusiasm by the participants was bioinformatics, which is typically less-resource intensive compared with other genomics-related sciences, such as sequencing and proteomics.

We included CWSs that were active in the San Joaquin Valley between 1999 and 2001, had at least one point-of-entry source with a nitrate sample reported for this period, and had any source (i.e., point of entry or not) with geographic coordinate data available to estimate CWS demographics.

We selected CWSs located in California's San Joaquin Valley that were actively operating between 2005 and 2007, had at least one source with a geographic coordinate that could be used to estimate customer demographics, and had at least one active point-of-entry source with an arsenic sample reported during this period.

The DEA's final order on bath salts read that, "At one United States point of entry, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has encountered at least 127 shipments containing primarily mephedrone, methylone, and MDPV, as well as other synthetic cathinones like 4-MEC, butylone, fluoromethcathinone, and dimethylcathinone".

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