Sentence examples for powerful entry from inspiring English sources

FOXP2 gives geneticists what seems to be a powerful entry point into the genetic and neural basis for language.

The initial decision on the drug comes as a blow to Pfizer, as Zeldox was expected to be a powerful entry in the multibillion-dollar market for psychotherapies.

More important, it gives Kodak a powerful entry into the growing market for variable-data printing on items like bills and credit card statements, which must be customized for each recipient.

Improved veterinary service provision and livestock extension services are potentially powerful entry points for both the public and private sectors alike.

Snapchat is a young but powerful entry into the consumer Internet market, and Twitter has enabled global real-time conversations without any filter — for better or for worse.

Consulting even a few hours here and there will grow your flame, grow your network and credibility and serve as a powerful entry point to full-time positions you would never hear about otherwise.

Among the most powerful entries are hanging assemblages by Ibe Crawley, who combines gun parts, boxing gloves, and metal chains and rings to evoke a legacy of struggle and oppression.

These tales serve up dashed-off portraits of pathetic weirdos; curiously, some of the most powerful entries in this volume also deal with frustrated, unhappy people, but people depicted with a mixture of sympathy and skepticism, emotional insight and dagger-sharp wit.

The field includes defending state champion Crenshaw, defending CIF champ Mater Dei, and powerful entries from Carson, Cleveland, Long Beach Poly and Banning.

One of the most powerful entries in competition had to settle for the jury prize, effectively third place: "Loveless" ("Nelyubov"), a bleak drama about a couple's divorce that morphs into a brutal indictment of modern-day Russia.

Now that the popularity of another television series, Downton Abbey, has introduced a new generation to the bizarreries of the English class system, Ishiguro's powerful, understated entry into that lost time to make, as he says, a portrait of a "wasted life" provides a salutary, disenchanted counterpoint to the less sceptical methods of Julian Fellowes's TV drama.