Sentence examples for sought after entry from inspiring English sources

As much as Dubai has been attracting record numbers of tourists – more than nine million in 2012 – it's also becoming the sought after entry point for luxurious bar, restaurant and nightlife brands eager to get a high-heel-hold into the lucrative Middle Eastern market.

The deal has been years in the making, and represents Shell's long-sought-after entry into upstream gas in mainland Russia.

A minuscule $1,200 studio requires a minimum income of $50,000 when many sought-after entry-level jobs, particularly in the arts, fashion and nonprofits, pay under $30,000.

While they may be effective and sought-after entry-level employees, Neumont's students could find their graduate education options limited.

The most mobile people are not the poor but the educated, and they are sought after as never before.Most governments are easing restrictions on the entry of skilled workers.

There was an increased number of entries for maths, economics and further maths as candidates pursued the subjects most sought after by universities and employers.

She was very sought after.

Cubism is sought after these days.

Newspapers were desperately sought after in camp.

They're fiercely sought after by collectors.

Other UK professionals are similarly sought after.