Sentence examples for since their entry from inspiring English sources
Since their entry into the UK, discount chains Aldi and Lidl have steadily increased their share of the market and now account for 14% of grocery sales.
A senior official in Kobane, Idriss Nassan, told news agencies the IS militants had suffered "their biggest retreat since their entry into the city" and that many had been killed.
No, because since their entry into the euro zone, they have been more successful than Germany in expanding their economy and their productivity and income gains were, unlike in Germany, passed on to workers.
Ever since their entry into the eCommerce market, moguls like Amazon, eBay and Shopify have used everything from artificial intelligence to environment-friendly packaging in an effort to market themselves as the most technically advanced contender in the market.
The bombing followed one on Wednesday that was the deadliest attack on U.S. forces since their entry into Syria.
Participants have been followed up through NHS health registers for cancer incidence and mortality since their entry into the trial.
Patients who have not used antibiotics since their study entry will be asked to provide another urine sample for culturing at day 7 (see below).
In the hospitals which implemented AI, apart from training provided as part of the study, none of the staff had any prior formal training on infection control since their basic entry qualifications.
The ban caused anxiety among Somalis in Dadaab who had been granted entry to the U.S. Dozens of people who were waiting in Nairobi for a flight to the U.S. were sent back the Dadaab camp, according to the Associated Press, although legal barriers to their entry have since been cleared for now.
In 2006, Molina nominated the Red Heads for the Hall of Fame for the first time, and he had pushed for their entry ever since.
Willis said NCA "should have guessed that their entry would require negotiations". Ever since the late 1960s, "every new entry has required negotiations," he said.
