Sentence examples for smaller entry from inspiring English sources

He said he was expecting to get in after moving to a smaller entry gate but that "people outside the main 'blue' gate are likely to be there overnight".

PAGE C1 BITE-SIZED BAD BEHAVIOR Seth Schiesel writes that the latest chapter in the Grand Theft Auto franchise, "The Lost and the Damned," gets much of what's right about the series -- its irreverence and love of delinquency -- even if the smaller entry feels decidedly less epic.

Most of the axial thrust is produced on the upper-wall and side-walls in all nozzles, and the contribution of the expansion flow along the side-walls on the thrust generation is pronounced in the nozzle with a relatively smaller entry ratio.

The sandstone have relatively smaller entry pressure (Pentry) with the pore-size distribution well shifted to the right.

Female prefilers have a smaller entry earnings advantage, and the earnings of female prefilers and non-prefilers converge in about 5 years.

So have smaller entry points in cities such as Savannah, Ga., Charleston, S.C., and Houston.

Thus they plan a small-scale entry to minimize their financial demands.

I asked managers whether they had deliberately chosen the small-scale entry strategy.

"In this regard it may well take more innovative measures to rehabilitate Mulberry as an affordable luxury retailer of British heritage; the ongoing expansion into smaller, entry-level leather accessories appears to reflect this strategy".

But even those running the biggest venues know their future success is built on the smaller entry-level or feeder venues such as Zoo, Greenside, the Quaker Meeting House or Paradise in the Vault, which are a crucial part of the fringe ecology.

Although the brand's core buyers are in their 30s and 40s, Mr. Angelo said, Audi of America seeks to offer products that "teens would aspire to" — among them the Audi A3, a smaller, entry-level sedan, and the Audi R8 sports car.