Sentence examples for terms of entering from inspiring English sources

Some believe Mail.com has been slow on the switch in terms of entering the Asian market.

"There's no doubt that the Lions will have a huge advantage in terms of entering the series," Deans said.

But doing so still took a lot of work in terms of entering your criteria, setting your channel priorities and specifying other requirements.

In fact, Dropbox just last month made a significant move in terms of entering the document collaboration space when it announced the launch of Paper, a Google Docs competitor that's something of a shared whiteboard that also offers support for checklists, rich media embeds, @mentions, and more.

What do you think of my training and experience in terms of entering this field?

"No matter where I go, I want them to know that we got black folk in America who don't mind giving themselves away, who don't mind embracing otherness in terms of entering the lives of people and not leaving them the way we find them," said Dixon, who is black.

However, because self-employment experiences are typically brief, it becomes important to understand the long-term consequences of entering and then leaving self-employment.

At the venture firm, Hahn will be focused on what's happening in healthcare and education technology, with the long-term goal of entering one of those sectors.

On the same day Richard Gephardt, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives, who has flirted with protectionism in the past, introduced a bill designed to frustrate China's hopes of favourable terms for entering the World Trade Organisation.

Such idealized data are, in any case, difficult to obtain, as one has to ask what is fair in terms of numbers entering the experimental design.

"Agents on the street either don't know, or they're not telling the informants what they need to know in terms of the reality of entering an agreement when it comes down to money," Avery said.