Sentence examples for starting entry from inspiring English sources
The phrase "starting entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the initial point of data or information in a sequence, such as in a list, database, or log. Example: "The starting entry in the database contains all the necessary information for the first client."
Croatia's hopes of starting entry talks with the European Union were dashed again.
Croatia missed its deadline for starting entry negotiations in March, before the referendum campaigns began.
The RISN was inserted by using the previous skin incision and mini-arthrotomy from the open femoral box taking due precaution to avoid hyperextension deformity by avoiding the posterior starting entry point [24].
Hungary joined Austria in lobbying for the EU to start entry talks with Croatia last month.
This week the European Commission recommended to the European Union that it should start entry talks with this same trio, as well as Slovenia and Estonia, early next year (see article).
The party's lead in the polls, along with rising opposition in France, has cast a shadow over Turkey's bid to start entry talks, which is to be considered by European Union leaders in December.
On Friday, they were rewarded for their efforts, with Serbia gaining the go-ahead to start entry negotiations in January and Kosovo gaining closer trade, economic and political ties.
Over the past year Turkey's government, led by reformed Islamists, has rammed through a series of reforms that are meant to persuade EU leaders to start entry talks next year.
"By the time we get the signal that says 'I've started entry' – it will already have been on the surface for seven minutes!" So does all this make Sell nervous?
Dubner writes of young men who have been given educational opportunities that others are denied and who are about to start entry-level jobs at salary levels that few people ever reach.
Despite starting the entry process so late, I only arrived two days after everyone else.
