Sentence examples similar to the real entry from inspiring English sources

The real entry-level hourly wage for men who recently graduated from high school fell to $11.68 last year, from $15.64 in 1979, according to data from the Economic Policy Institute.

The machine will not compete with the "real" entry-level iMac, priced at $1,200, and instead will be available primarily to educational clients.

Taste is the only real entry point".

McCain later said the liaison job represented "[my] real entry into the world of politics and the beginning of my second career as a public servant".

In 1977 he became the navy's liaison to the U.S. Senate, which he later called his "real entry into the world of politics and the beginning of my second career as a public servant".

The teams spent today squabbling over who was the real American entry.

Here, as in the real world, entry into the heart of the city would have to be won through patience and hard work.

The new media artist Tom Moody has demanded that I remove the real name entry field and have it be Open Source.

"It's not a home run, but it's a real entry into this area," Baylin says.

The term "stochastic" refers to the fact that, by restricting to the points in the spaces with non-negative real entries, we obtain distributions and Markov matrices.

The matrix Σ with real entries, which may be time-varying, is unknown and satisfies (Sigma^{T} Sigmaleq I).