Sentence examples for the number of entry from inspiring English sources

There was also overcrowding at the gates, the number of entry points having been reduced from 26 to four by the second security cordon.

Another possible explanation is the number of entry stamps from Qatar on his passport, obtained when traveling with his family to their post there, another subject that the F.B.I. also asked about at length.

One of the main issues on Saturday appeared to be overcrowding caused by a second security cordon that was in place to reduce the number of entry points into the stadium from 26 before the 13 November attacks to four.

Waterlogging for 37 d significantly restricted mycorrhizal colonization but increased the number of entry points and vesicles.

An influx of connected devices entering the IoT ecosystem exponentially increases (1) the number of entry points exposed to breaches and (2) the permutation of paths attackers can exploit to arrive at targeted assets.

On the security point, she discussed the risk of connected objects becoming targets for hackers, and the proliferation of connected devices both increasing the number of entry points intruders can attack and the seriousness of any hacking incident, given so much sensitive data is now being connected.

Some industries recruit vast numbers of interns compared with the number of entry-level vacancies.

The number of entry-level posts at tech companies was up 17.9% in 2013 compared with 2012, according to the High Fliers annual review of the graduate market.

There are also many reports that suggest the offshoring of graduate IT work has reduced the number of entry-level jobs available, and this short term strategy by employers is now strangling the pipeline necessary to develop experienced IT professionals.

The number of entry-level jobs is down 10percentthis yearaccordingding to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, whose membership includes college counselors and human resource professionals.

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