Sentence examples for the only entry point from inspiring English sources

Farther west, at another migrant-smuggling center, Cabo Francés, the army has set up a base at the beach and strung a tree branch across the only entry point with a small cardboard sign declaring it a military zone.

Indeed, one challenge to the Waterside Pier site is the limited access: the only entry point is from the south end, through a tiny riverfront esplanade at 37th Street called Glick Park.

British Energy is not the only entry point for would-be providers of nuclear power the government plans to sell land it owns around older, decommissioned reactors as well.

And now you start to know how that freak feels, the one who wants to participate so badly, but the only entry point we've shown him is violence.

In South Korea, testing is the only entry point into higher education, and private schools that prepare students for these tests are a billion-dollar industry there.

Ironically, Israel has no problem increasing the security points but is unwilling to put up enough staff to make the only entry point for all Palestinians move quickly.

Aside of this strategy of making Google the main – if only – entry point to the web, the search engine is working hard on its next transition: going from a search engine to a knowledge engine.

Like the street around it, its only entry point is a letter box-like slot; its future, in common with that of the terraces before they were finally saved (they're shortly to be renovated), lies with the wrecking ball that will destroy it once the Biennial is over.

If your only entry point to the DBA is a ticket system, then you and your company are not evolving.

The Rafah crossing is the only official entry point outside Israel into the Gaza Strip, an area slightly more than twice the size of Washington that is home to about 1.5 million Palestinians.

The border at Peñas Blancas, or La Frontera as the locals call it, is the only official entry point between Costa Rica and Nicaragua.