Sentence examples for which it has entered from inspiring English sources
Isn't it possible that technology, in the forms in which it has entered our everyday lives, has diminished us?
On the matter of asylum seekers, I will say this: Australia has legal obligations, into which it has entered voluntarily.
One supports and reinforces the other party, that of Mahmoud Abbas, and encourages it to break the unnatural alliance into which it has entered.
The Panic of 1873 had led to a worldwide depression; the Liberals found it difficult to finance the railroad in such a climate, and were generally opposed to the line anyway the slow pace of construction led to British Columbia claims that the agreement under which it had entered Confederation was in jeopardy of being broken.
The practice involves selling the assets of a company immediately after it has entered administration, which some experts claim generates a greater return as business continuity and the goodwill of the company are preserved.
An animal must remember which arm it had entered on a previous occasion to enable it to alternate its choice on a following trial.
The L.A. Phil, which had sounded like it had entered into late summer doldrums last week, came roaring back to life on a sultry evening.
"Of course it concerns us," Mark Miller, director of the Microsoft Security Response Center, said of the online bazaar in software flaws, which it has declined to enter.
(A spokeswoman for Warner Brothers, which released Mr. Ritchie's film, said it had entered into agreements with Mr. Lellenberg's clients and Ms. Plunket for the movie, but declined to specify the details).
The room, which I had entered seconds earlier, was pitch-dark.
When I went to leave, the door from which I had entered had been locked from the outside.
