Sentence examples for routes of entry from inspiring English sources

Of course employment is just one of the routes of entry and settlement into this country.

New routes of entry can only be good for comedy, of course.

Comprehensive because we are leaving no stone unturned, taking action across all routes of entry to our country.

So across all the main routes of entry to Britain – work, family, education – we are taking action, simultaneously.

For years, people have been playing the system, exploiting the easiest routes of entry to the UK.

Our research indicates that it is always important to look at the routes of entry, which are labour, family, students and asylum.

The inhalation route provides closer contact between the ambient environment and living cells than the other major routes-of-entry to the body.

This is not surprising for a pathogen whose route-of-entry into its host probably requires direct injection by an insect vector [94], [95].

Nonetheless, the children under study may have been exposed concurrently to several OPs by different routes (although oral exposure is the most likely route-of-entry).

"Before, they were stuck with a closed campus and no obvious route of entry," he said.

"Up until fairly recently, the main route of entry has not been through maritime areas," he said.