Sentence examples for significant entrant from inspiring English sources

The first significant entrant into Santurce's growing art scene was Petrus (726 Calle Hoare; 787-289-0505; petrusgallery.com), which has been at the forefront of contemporary Puerto Rican art since 2003.

The latest significant entrant, Goodjet, started service in April and is flying routes between Scandinavian cities and such holiday destinations as Nice in France and Alicante in Spain.

Given the urgency of the BBC and ITV's need to capture the eyeballs of a distracted generation, BritBox is a small but significant new entrant to the video-on-demand business.

Even though this has been going on for some time, there are two significant new entrants — paper, with the merger of International Paper and Union Camp; and oil, with the merger of Exxon and Mobil.

Conclusion: Depression is a significant concern among entrants to treatment for heroin dependence.

"(But) at a time of significant distress for late-entrant and high-cost producers Rio Tinto is in a position of strength," Mr du Plessis told shareholders.

All she could see were problems looming, a gulf emerging which would grow wider and wider…" The significant increase in university entrants from the working class (now declining as the impact of the increases in fees is felt) is positive.

Thus, the collective fixed costs associated with a national or global network of local market leadership positions (which in turn benefit from spreading the central fixed overhead) become a significant obstacle to new entrants.

"If there is a significant increase in new entrants under deregulation that will certainly increase Teqsa's workload, and if they don't have sufficient resources what will be at risk is the reputation of our higher education system," said the chief executive of Universities Australia, Belinda Robinson.

That has had a significant effect on new entrants to the labor market".

7. 400 million allowances shall be set aside for new entrants and significant production increases.