Sentence examples for Extensive opportunities from inspiring English sources

"Extensive opportunities for the training of residents, including laid off workers, will continue to be available so that they can prepare for employment at the NCRC; the NC Community College System will have a training center on the Kannapolis NCRC campus for precisely this purpose," notes NC Biotech's Kennedy.

We provide extensive opportunities for self-reflection and growth, personally and professionally.

The high school offers advanced placement courses and extensive opportunities to use computers and is one of the few schools on Long Island to teach introductory Chinese.

I would not consider any position that did not offer extensive opportunities for interaction with students in sports and extra curricular activities".

In this context, the utilization of biomaterials provides extensive opportunities for experimentation in the field of interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary scientific research.

Speaking at the meeting today, executive member for the environment, Margaret Jones, said: "There are extensive opportunities for the community to become involved in three stages – developing the vision, considering strategic options and considering strategic sites".

"Star Wars" games have been around for decades, but the Old Republic provides the most extensive opportunity to become your own Jedi warrior, Sith assassin, snarky smuggler or powerful sage.

We argue that regions that can be characterized by more extensive opportunity structures provide a broader range of not only vocationally but also academically oriented educational alternatives as well as bridge year courses.

Students, residents, and fellows gain valuable clinical experience treating a variety of the infectious disease cases presented at Duke, and they have extensive opportunity to treat patients with HIV and AIDS who seek care at the Duke AIDS Research and Treatment (DART Centerr.

Suomi (1997) posits that the timidity of "uptight" infants affords them extensive opportunity to learn by watching, a view perhaps consistent with Bakermans-Kranenburg and van IJzendoorn's (2007) aforementioned findings pertaining to DRD4, given the link between the dopamine system and attention.

Incredibly, when the Affordable Care Act was passed, the Republicans still complained that Democrats had "rammed" it through, even with the extensive opportunity for Republicans to have input and voice their criticisms.