Sentence examples for while entry from inspiring English sources
The phrase "while entry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as during the process of entering data or information, but it lacks clarity without additional context. Example: "While entry of the data is in progress, please ensure that all fields are filled out correctly."
While entry information and other data showed that a healthy number of college students visited the Modern, "we were not drawing as many of the 20- to 30-years-olds that we hoped," Mr. Lowry said.
This is because while entry into the market is via mobile phones, it comes at a time when wireless technology is increasingly a substitute for both traditional copper-wire phone calls, and soon, broadband internet access.
While entry 21 showed only one representative conformer in RCKmeans, entries 29 and 41 showed that the number of the samples extracted from RCKmeans was the largest.
Artificial light in the nest box dramatically and significantly affected sleep behaviour, causing females to fall asleep later (95 min; while entry time was unaffected), wake up earlier (74 min) and sleep less (56%).
Twelve stands will enjoy their first year at the festival — including Lao Sze Chuan, which will serve up its signature dry chilli chicken, and Starfruit Café, which will have a variety of tasty frozen kefir, Pace yourself (and your wallet), because while entry to the festival is free, food prices vary.
Head to Luna Park: While entry is free to Luna Park, rides will set you back a little.
While entries for musicologists seem to be multiplying, those for musicians seem to be declining.
Of the three main language GCSEs studied in UK schools, Spanish is the only one to be increasing in popularity year-on-year since 2011: while entries to French and German this summer remained steady, Spanish continued to soar.
While entry-level programs will continue to be offered, there will now be expanded "How To" sessions that cover an array of topics.
The number of GCSE entries for French has halved since 1999, while entries for German have dropped by 60%.
While entry-level jobs are not as unbalanced in terms of the ratio of males to females, the proportions become more skewed towards men as one moves towards the top of an organizational chart.
