1.   If they are allowed automatically to keep them, this becomes a major barrier to new entry.

2.   The system must be capable of identifying any new entries or sense sections which have been incorporated into the dictionary text.

3.   To make up for the lack of public parks, the private sector is devising all sorts of new entries in the leisure market.

4.   The eurobond market has featured rapid growth and new entry of intermediaries, though also periods of consolidation.

5.   Anatomy plays a role in many new entries, even on staid CBS.

6.   Among the most impressive small cars of recent years, however, is a new entry from the Ford Motor Co., the Ford Focus.

7.   And there are new entries there, too.

8.   And the Haka Bowl, a new entry based in New Zealand, failed to guarantee its letter of credit and became a trivia question for this season.

9.   And with the barrage of new entries, the problems with spinoffs are beginning to show themselves.

10.   Another new sporty entry is coming from Toyota in August.