Sentence examples for possible entrants from inspiring English sources
Apart from Mr Huntsman himself, who says he will decide definitively whether to run next month, there are now only two possible entrants of any stature still on the sidelines: Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann.
The Association of School and College Leaders, a 15,000-strong union of secondary school and college leaders, was both encouraging and cautionary: "The White Paper contains many positive messages about the importance of attracting the best possible entrants to teaching.
Here, the cast of possible entrants alone makes the show worth the price of admission.
Organizers felt the lack of possible entrants and the high cost of building the run were sufficient deterrents to leave the bobsled events off the 1960 Olympic program.
Although the UCAS database has 517,300 university applicants with three or more A levels, only 97,551 (18.9%) of these have taken A level chemistry, and hence can be considered as being in the > real pool = of possible entrants to medical school.
One possible entrant is a teenage equestrian, Dalma Rushdi Malhas, who won a bronze medal at the 2010 Youth Olympics in Singapore.
Though the movie has been rumored as a possible entrant in several 2010 film festivals and even a late-breaking qualifier this year for the Academy Awards, Fox Searchlight said it would release "The Tree of Life" in 2011.
Rumors are circulating of a sixth possible entrant into the fray.
The framework outputs profits and policies for every incumbent and potential entrant at each possible state of the industry.
Mr. Huntsman, who served as governor of Utah for five years, is one of several possible new entrants in a Republican campaign that has been under way for months but remains unusually unsettled.
"However, we caution possible new entrants like Amazon will not find it easy to break into the fiercely competitive LTE smartphone market and they will need breakthrough products that are strongly differentiated in areas such as design, price or services".
