Sentence examples for a great window of from inspiring English sources
"We have a great window of opportunity," Brown said Monday.
"What we're seeing today is a great window of opportunity for the Brazilian steel industry to grow, and in a big way," said Gabriel Stoliar, executive director of strategic planning at C.V.R.D., which brought in a record $1.55 billion in profit last year.
Microsoft's Windows 2000 had been delayed for years, representing a great window of opportunity for Schmidt.
As Apple and Google continue to penetrate the market and cater to Chinese audiences, there will be a great window of opportunity for Western developers to rake in the yuan.
However, the fluorescence recorded from photosensitizing agents used in photodynamic therapy (PDT) can be used qualitatively to assess for the presence of field cancerization in the skin, 19 thus offering a great window of opportunity in the routine hospital setting for the diagnosis and treatment of field cancerization in the preclinical phase.
The team is in it to revolutionize student discounts, and it's no longer subscribing to a "daily deals" model, instead deals are open for one to two weeks, meant to give companies a greater window of opportunity to bring in new, young customers — a demographic that's obviously much coveted among consumer brands.
When ERRα was overexpressed in MCF-7 cells, a greater window of repression by Compound A was exhibited, and the overall estrogen responsiveness (measured by an ERE reporter construct) was down-modulated (Fig. 1B) – an interesting event first reported by Kraus and colleagues [26].
In the absence of intrabody, we noted that ataxin-3 formed fewer aggregates than mutant httex1 in ST14A cells, suggesting that the amyloidogenesis of full-length ataxin-3 occurs with a longer lag-phase inside cells, and thus a greater window of opportunity may exist for scFv-6E intrabody to influence aggregation.
In addition, it is also possible that the effects of serelaxin persist beyond the initial infusion, providing a greater window of decongestion and organ protection during the acute event.
If you have a great window or area of the room that's eye-catching, amp it up with a focus color.
That's my point: The longing that Mayer gave voice to is, I think, quite common, and though I find his choice of words insensitive and offensive (and by the way, this isn't the first time that Mayer has been accused of "accidental racism"), I think the underlying feelings and needs are a great window into one particular aspect of our racial society.
