Sentence examples for raising entry from inspiring English sources

With costs going up and budgets limited, raising entry prices would seem to be a natural strategy.

It appears that raising entry standards has led to an increase in graduation rates for Division I college athletes.

Graduation data published this week by the National Collegiate Athletic Association confirm yet again that raising entry standards was a good idea.

It said that raising entry-level wages would mean higher overall costs, which could result in higher prices on menus.

Scope to raise entry prices is limited by competition.

The first step must be to raise entry standards for all teachers, primary and secondary.

The N.C.A.A. raised entry standards for freshmen athletes in two stages.

Should our world-class universities be allowed to operate like football clubs and raise entry fees in order to pay the higher wages it takes to attract the Beckhams of the academic establishment?

In 1986, the N.C.A.A. began to raise entry standards for freshman athletes (they needed a 2.0 average in their high school core curriculum and a combined math and verbal score of at least 700 in Scholastic Assessment Tests -- which is about 200 points below the national average, yet certainly not off the charts.

On June 2, Disney raised entry prices to its theme parks in California and Florida.

Such utility bills typically continue, often under the radar, even amid reduced local tax revenues as a 'fixed expense' with seemingly no good choice: continue to operate the pool (perhaps saving some $s by lowering the temperature a few degrees and angering swimmers; perhaps raise entry fees significantly and cut into usage) or close it down for months at a time.