Sentence examples for they often enter from inspiring English sources
They often enter markets too early.
But they often enter a world where the shift never ends.
They often enter these communities with little or no understanding of the locals' history, culture, and ways of life.
After purchase, they often enter into an open-ended relationship with the brand, sharing their experience with it online.
When they return home, they often enter law enforcement and are expected to protect people who look like the ones they had just fought.
Former employees, who asked to remain anonymous because of Wynn's significant stature, say they would often enter fake appointments or send along assistants when Wynn requested massages or manicures in an effort to protect the women.
One possible explanation for the smaller number of male respondents could be linked to findings showing that men differ from women in that they: less often enter nursing as a first choice [ 77], less often complete their education [ 56, 78], have a more critical view towards nursing education [ 58] and are more inclined to leave the profession [ 79, 80].
To guarantee the quantity, quality, and date of delivery, they will often enter into a contract setting out the terms of the sale.
As medical professionals campaign to improve care of the dying, experts agree that hospices offer what many call a "good death". But they say people often enter hospice care too late to take full advantage of it, sometimes just days, even hours, before death.
First under the coaching of Ben Howland and now with Jamie Dixon for the last five seasons, they have often entered the N.C.A.A. tournament as a highly rated team, only to disappoint.
