Sentence examples for agreeable opportunities from inspiring English sources
It was the stories he heard, read about or observed that fuelled his fiction and at the same time one feels that the profession of writer was selected almost, as we would now say, as a "lifestyle" choice, offering the prospect of earning a decent living, keeping congenial hours and providing agreeable opportunities for foreign travel.
Therefore, Russia will likely sign gas deals with Europe at rates below any level that the Qataris would find agreeable given their opportunities in Asian markets.
Vietnam Report, a business and data service, has just released a comprehensive white paper, prepared by Corr Analytics, a New York-based risk management consultancy, that paints an agreeable picture of investment opportunities, particularly in those industries that the Vietnamese government is anxious to hive off to the private sector.
Others in more agreeable confines should take this opportunity to load up on trans-fats and get set for what should be a cracker.
How to begrudge an agreeable young man like Liu an opportunity?
There's only so much time allotted in one day, so don't dig yourself into a hole because you're afraid of losing an opportunity or you want to be agreeable.
The current advice to physicians in the United Kingdom and the United States is that people with COPD should be given advice at every opportunity and, if the person is agreeable, should be referred to a local smoking cessation service (NICE, 2010; Parker & Eaton, 2012).
It is plausible to judge that if the king imposes unjustified restrictions on people's opportunities to interact with each other on mutually agreeable terms, that in itself counts as violation of the ideal of careers open to talents or equal opportunity in the formal sense.
Instead of blaming the parents who work so hard every day to give their special children opportunities to learn and succeed, be thankful your own children were agreeable".
In an agreeable coincidence, a new book published in the month of Hubbard's death offers another fascinating view into the attitudes and opportunities that ruled science in Hubbard's early years.
