Sentence examples for the very entry from inspiring English sources

First, we believe that the obsolescence of individual skills starts from the very entry of individuals into the labor market.

"We're ready to be a premium smartphone provider, logically then, at the very entry level is where you lose the 'Sonyness,'" Sneeden told CNET.

We propose a measure of technical change that takes into account the whole working life of individuals, as we believe that the obsolescence of individual skills begins from the very entry into the labor force and that relevant, potentially unobserved elderly characteristics depend on their entire work-life history.

We show empirically that the technical change that individuals face since they enter the labor market weighs more on their early retirement decisions than alternative measures of technical change, as we believe the erosion of skills starts from the very entry in the labor market.

All you need at the very entry level to shoot in VR is two cameras pointing in different directions with the fisheye lenses on them, so that they can get the 180 degree shots.

The list of Nets self-subversions is well documented, beginning with their very entry into the N.B.A., after the selling off of their era-defining superstar, Julius Erving, to the Philadelphia 76ers.

While some parents balk at the idea of their daughters putting their professional goals on hold to pursue careers in modeling and acting, others consider their very entry into the Miss New York Chinese pageant to be a crowning achievement — a little piece of the American dream, Mandarin flavored.

This is probably one of the few hip-hop videos that pass standards, so let's take the opportunity to dance to it: I loved seeing the entry PUSH THE ENVELOPE stretched clear across the middle of the grid, as well as the very fresh entry STEEP FINE.

The very low entry seems to indicate that I was wrong.

The first 25% runs from A through to Dickins - though, oddly, the very first entry is for the 1st Eltham Scouts.

The very last entry in the book is the 1899 pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, starring Dan Leno, the legendary music hall entertainer (the rise and triumph of the music hall is grippingly traced here, too).