Sentence examples for to entry with from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive survey by the Federal Communications Commission found several barriers to entry, with broadband prices looming largest.

Blair balanced Scott's opposition to entry with support for entry from Roger Liddle, his foreign affairs adviser and another former SDP man.

The Wii knocked down the barrier to entry with its control scheme.

In part, it's the low barriers to entry, with many first-generation families borrowing capital from relatives and friends to obtain a block of rooms.

"We realized the barrier to entry with the gTar is a bit high," said Stansfield. "You have to buy new hardware and it can be intimidating as a jumping off point, so we built Sequence so that people who didn't want to take the plunge could get their feet wet".

When you're first introducing wellness you want to lower the barriers to entry with something simple for you and simple for employees.

Any service that requires a browser plugin has a fairly steep barrier to entry (even with the HTML-based preview).

Because IAPT providers in England's 200 or so localities set their own barriers to entry, patients with complicated conditions don't always make the cut.

There are quite a few cars on the road today that use keyless entry, but if the battery for the remote happens to die, you'll still need to gain entry with the manual key.

Phrasal equivalence: one entry is related to an entry with an alternative but equivalent definition for the concept (hasEquivalentDefinition).

Preference: one entry is related to an entry with a synonymous and preferred term for the concept (hasPreferred).