new entrant

Most of the new entrants have had trouble making money.

Most of the new entrants will be women and minorities.

That's not even enough to accommodate new entrants to the work force.

The biggest challenge for the companies, though, might not be each other but new entrants expected in the market.

The average life expectancy of a new entrant was three months.

If these new entrants take sales away from them, the three major American companies will have to reduce production.

On the other hand, they have completely emptied the new entrants.

From now on the new entrants will fight alongside us for the future of the Union.

This may have been the case in the past, but it has come as a surprise to some of the new entrants to the Union.

A new entrant into a creative department can expect to be doing such jobs.

Within the next 30 years, about 70 percent of the new entrants into the work force will be minority members, women or immigrants.

Young farmers and new entrants have all been restricted over the years.

Most of the new entrants had gained their independence only then.

The company has been unable to compete with these new entrants.

New entrants to the field who want to establish professional credibility.

Here they would have settled to provide the trade support to the new entrants of the Portuguese.

And we have organized society so there is no room for new entrants."

The new entrants face both soaring demand and big risks.

I would make a plea to the Commissioner tonight on the question of new entrants.

But what it did do was push the new entrants to enter other markets.

Newer entrants, particularly the free papers, have had to prove themselves.

Cable operators are being forced to play nice with these new entrants.

Like some of these established players, the new entrants mean to combine education with entertainment.

All editions appeared also new entrants, falling already during the program, usually at someone's place.

It's bound to be difficult for new entrants into the labour force.