Sentence examples for that entrants from inspiring English sources

Our findings do not suggest that entrants' centrality in the regional industry network enhances their longevity.

The AAB policy also presupposes that entrants to universities come in with A-levels.

We assume that entrants cannot survive on their own, so being acquired amounts to a prize in a contest.

At the time Milton became a nurse, there was no expectation that entrants to the profession would hold a degree.

Another factor is that the authorities may be slow to enforce regulations, leaving incumbents subject to rules that entrants avoid.

Finally, our data suggest that entrants to the market, and in particular foreign banks, respond more strongly to legal change than incumbents by increasing their lending volume.

Mr Cruickshank says that new entrants and new technology will do the trick without government intervention.

Discounting predates even the old five-and-dime retailers that postwar entrants like Mr. Ferkauf displaced.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence recommends that new entrants from high-incidence countries are screened to detect LTBI.

Many strategists think that new entrants are ready to reinvent the industry.

The farewell BBC series follows the sacking of coach Sir Tom Jones, who last year joked that the entrants were "shit".