Sentence examples for soft entry from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Trump was looking for a soft entry point for his second foray into Europe as president, after the stinging reaction of many European leaders to his first visit, he certainly found it.

A few months ago Mr. Arnold began performing on Thursday nights at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, a sort of soft entry for his return to stand-up.

These funded playgroups are seen by some governments as a "soft entry" approach to engaging young families in community programs where interventions can be initiated as and when needed.

Once intended as a soft entry into the school system, filled with finger painting and songs, kindergarten has become increasingly focused on academics, with more activity geared toward reading, writing and math concepts.

Half of the professional studies [VI, VII, IX, XII] but none of the parent studies recommended that in order to increase accessibility, services should be available through multiple "soft" entry points.

You don't really need to have the softer entry stuff — it's like 'hey, what's up.

Keith Caulfield of Billboard magazine noted that the album was not released during the festive season and that Beyoncé was so far lacking a hit single, which could help explain the album's softer entry.

The "CRM pad time" runs from the time of soft proton entry of the belts according to the CRM model (lengthened up to a maximum of 10 ks if ACIS Ops consents) to the AE8 predicted time of electron radiation belt entry.

A new soft-serve entry, CremaLita, has been fast accumulating a following in Manhattan.

Now that Goodell has announced his soft re-entry plan for Vick — conditional reinstatement and possible full reinstatement no later than Week 6 based on progress he makes — will Newkirk unleash a firestorm against the N.F.L. with legions of pickets?

"You have the same soft-money entry into the political field under a different banner," Mr. Specter said from his office in Philadelphia, where he was spending the evening phoning potential donors.