Sentence examples for viable entry from inspiring English sources

The deal gives Ask.com a viable entry point into social networking.

The Equinox should give Chevy a viable entry against the popular Ford Escape, and I expect that it will generate 100,000 additional sales for Chevrolet.

However, following the signing of the CPA in 2005, Port Sudan, located in northern Sudan on the Red Sea, also became a viable entry point for food commodities destined for the south, albeit not without challenges.

While the proportion of female adolescents seeking healthcare in our study was slightly higher than that of males, they were not significantly different, suggesting that health systems are a viable entry point for health promotion for both male and female adolescents.

It appears the iPhone SE is a viable iPhone entry in the US market.

First you have to determine that the car is locked and that there is no other viable means of entry besides breaking in.

Although there are no well-documented studies on NP penetration and transmigration to other distant organs, one can assume from the results of reported studies using beryllium particles that it is more likely a viable route of entry in workers involved in mechanical or strenuous activities.

"Attached homes are the only viable first homes for entry-level workers," said Jim Morgo, president of the Long Island Housing Partnership, a nonprofit group based in Hauppauge.

As we saw with Google Health's failure, active data entry is not viable.

In exposure to outer pressure, microorganisms are capable of entry into the Viable But Non-Culturable (VBNC) state, and thus survive under various elimination processing.

One such mechanism is entry into the viable but non-culturable (VBNC) state, as has been demonstrated for several other bacterial pathogens.