Sentence examples for start entering into from inspiring English sources

"Once you start entering into sponsorships deals you start losing the independence of the police.

Manufacturers of medical products such as medical devices, imaging modalities, etc., will also need to start entering into long-term contracts with care providers.

"Whilst I appreciate everybody is losing money and having to cut back, I still think it would be absolutely wrong if we start entering into sponsorship with private companies for the police service - this is privatisation through the back door".

"We said 'OK, we've really got something here,' and then we started entering into business-plan competitions all over the country.

So as a rough generalisation the four winners will get fees totalling $12m, of which ISM will get around 20%, or $2.4m, and this figure should only rise once Rory starts entering into new deals".

When colleges and universities started entering into individual television contracts for their athletic teams, the pressures and temptations on the students increased, Dr. Sack said, and it is difficult to find students who are mature enough to handle these stresses, and for universities to track the behavior of their athletes.

At the same time in 1988, Disney's started entering into Australia's long standing animation industry, by purchasing Hanna-Barbera's Australian studio, keeping on the management and staff.

Start entering in your day.

Start entering keywords into Google that your target audience would use and see what appears.

The person who needs you to work on their site will just scratch their head and say "huh?" Say, instead, "Start entering text into this field, and it will auto-complete".

Things can get a bit more complicated when you start entering longer equations into your calculator.