Sentence examples for the first gatekeeper from inspiring English sources

(One of her tips: "The first gatekeeper to sexual attraction is the way you look").

"Donald Richie was the one to get these films shown abroad," said Aaron Gerow, a professor of Japanese cinema at Yale. "He was the first gatekeeper of Japanese film for the English-language world".

This data breach reinforces the idea that we are the first gatekeepers of our own personal information.

Jackie Norris, Michelle Obama's Chief of Staff The First Lady's gatekeeper is a former high-school teacher from Iowa with a reputation for not suffering fools gladly, and a long record as an activist in local Democratic circles.

This is because primary care is the foundation of healthcare delivery systems and serves as the first contact point, or gatekeeper, for access to healthcare services.

On April 10, Cedar Point launched an auction in which bidders could bid to become one of the first 64 public riders on GateKeeper on May 11.

When he joined with Adidas, Thomsen courted climbing's gatekeepers, spending the first two or three years building up the brand's reputation in specialty shops.

So naturally as I live in this luxury retail space myself, the first stop was engaging the gatekeepers who breathe it day in and day out, "the managers and sales associates".

Furthermore, there is evidence that a strong primary health-care orientation, with general practitioners acting as gatekeepers providing the first contact with patients within the health care system and ensuring continuity of care, is linked to the adoption of the CCM [ 11] and improved chronic illness care and outcomes [ 12].

The health workers themselves were the second set of gatekeepers to access married adolescent women and eventually they became key informants.

As publishers become the music industry gatekeepers, one of the first Tin Pan Alley best-sellers is Charles K. Harris's After the Ball, left, which sells two million copies of sheet music in 1892.