Sentence examples for very high entry from inspiring English sources
"You know the old adage: the only way is down!" The school, Miller says, is academically ambitious for its students, who have to meet a very high entry tariff – typically AAB.
But perhaps these considerations do not apply to all aspects of the St . Petersburggame; if it has infinite utility, then even a very high entry price is justified, and the risk of losing that amount is very high.
Because of their very high entry velocities, meteoroids undergo rapid frictional heating by collision with air molecules, and their constituent minerals subsequently vaporize.
The results of the current study suggest that the very high academic entry scores generally required for undergraduate medical school entry from secondary school may have the further unintended consequence of selecting fewer urban graduates interested in rural practice on graduation.
However, with bis-[2- diphenylphosphino phenyl]ether (DPEPhos), we were abis-[2- diphenylphosphino phenyl]etherto the desired diallylindolinine 3 a with very high selectivity (entry 9).
He was very high energy, high key.
"The traditional timber market had very high barriers to entry," said Steven A. Baffico, head of United States retail distribution for Guggenheim Claymore.
We are definitely morphing toward the more urban markets, because we want "very high barrier to entry" markets, and New York is about as high as you get.
"The local market is very capital intensive, and there are very high barriers to entry," said Daniel P. Reingold, head communications analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston and one of the only prominent Wall Street analysts who remained focused on fundamentals during the overheated 1990's.
They're baggage handlers!" Cuticelli was standing outside the ARK: a long gray building with tall windows, by Cargo Area D. A private-equity man with silver hair, he has a cockapoo named Tucker, but his passion is not animals so much as "deals that have very high barriers to entry".
