Sentence examples for provided an entry from inspiring English sources

They theorized that a panel could have broken off, leaving a gap in the wing that provided an entry point for the plasma, or superheated gas that surrounds the shuttle during entry, to enter the wing and destroy the spacecraft.

Burger King issued a communique saying that the company has provided "an entry point into the workforce for millions of Americans" and that they "offer compensation and benefits that are consistent with the QSR [quick service restaurant] industry".

These adaptations later provided an entry for the language of union with God, especially after the notion of union became more explicit in Neoplatonism, the last great pagan form of philosophical mysticism.

"Capsules have provided an entry point for people not familiar with fresh coffee but I would prefer it if that is not where the connection ends," says Veal. "If similar beans and similar roast was used, a fresh home-ground bean will always taste better than a capsule or, indeed, a bag of pre-ground coffee".

"By blurring the distinction between a word's appearance in the dictionary and its status as standard English," Skinner writes, "the press release invited critics to blame Webster's Third for 'recognizing' every last silly, awkward, dialectal, jargonish or slang word it provided an entry for".

The use of participatory resource mapping provided an entry point for eliciting community perceptions of problems facing them in order to guide sustainable resource planning and action at a local level.

"It provides an entry into the immigrant community".

In little over a hundred pages, this modest book provides an entry to an entire world.

Humble memes can also provide an entry point into understanding complex ideas and systemic problems.

Exposed coral skeleton provides an entry point for pathogens to infect, leading to spreading tissue loss.

If that succeeded, he would have to hope that the diamond king would provide an entry to the dummy.