Sentence examples for a continuing opportunity from inspiring English sources

Under the influence of a larger labour supply, the wage rise is moderated and profits are maintained; the new supply of labourers offers a continuing opportunity for the manufacturer to introduce a further division of labour and thereby add to the system's growth.

How can their alumni, family, corporate and donor networks "surround" a good education for students with a range of continuing opportunities for graduates?

These scholars make up the Society of Horizons Scholars, a fellowship cohort that offers continuing opportunities for community, mentorship, and professional growth.

All of this provides continuing opportunities for a dynamic company such as Artemide AC.

Event Highlight: Sep 7 HHS Webinar on "Meeting New Challenges in Informed Consent in Clinical Research" The HHS office for Human Research Protections will present a continuing education opportunity on Friday, September 7 , 2018

Apple continues to develop its own capabilities which could mean they have more faith in delivering a truly useful AI for the masses rather than a continuing marketing opportunity that something like IBM Watson appears to be on the surface.

The purchase is seen as an indication that Royal Bank expects continued opportunities in mortgage lending -- housing prices here rose 15percentt in the last year -- despite warnings from the central bank of Ireland that such growth is unlikely to continue.

The project provided a continuing professional development opportunity for clinical educators based on action learning.

It is time to turn the demographic revolution going on in America from a continuing crisis to an enormous opportunity.

The 2019 New York State Veterinary Conference is a three-day continuing education opportunity that provides attendees with high-impact professional development, offering up to 22 RACE CE credits per person.

Respondents in the second group were more likely to interpret the intervention as a kind of continuing education opportunity, as in the following statement: "It reminded you when antibiotic use would be more appropriate".