Sentence examples for sudden entry from inspiring English sources

Many suspected his sudden entry into politics of being a Kremlin electoral ploy.

But this sudden entry aboard the three-wheeled contraption was one of the strangest parts of the whole journey.

It's where the light breaks through the hypnosis, with the sudden entry of chiming melodies and beats – the most recognisably DiskJokke track on Sagara.

For the last two weeks, Democrats have not settled on a singular approach for how to deal with Gov. Sarah Palin's sudden entry into the presidential campaign.

Ralph Nader, a populist champion of the little guy, has just announced his sudden entry in to the dramatic campaign for the White House as an independent candidate.

Her sudden entry into politics is seen by the opposition as a bid to succeed her father, whose term ends in January 2006.

They say such sudden re-entries into family life may cause more stress, not less.

Then, in 1890, he made a sudden and successful entry into the Manhattan market, with 22 houses in a single year on the Upper West Side.

The opening up of the uncompetitive domestic industry may have been too sudden... Yet, entry into the economic and monetary union represents a turnaround, with growth rates faster than in the EU for 1996-2008, driven by shipping, tourism, and the financial sector.

Similarly in trials of participants who had heart failure on entry, sudden deaths were not recorded (as ischaemia and worsening heart failure could not be distinguished as causes).

In trials of participants who had acute myocardial infarction on entry sudden deaths while in hospital were not recorded because it was not our objective to assess the efficacy of the drugs in reducing mortality in the period immediately after infarction; the CHD events and heart failure episodes we recorded were either those designated as reinfarction or those occurring after hospital discharge.