Sentence examples for almost no opportunity from inspiring English sources

To make causal claims, we study an unusually drafted agreement in which states had almost no opportunity to dilute agreement language.

There were practical reasons: once the bombing began, camera crews in Baghdad had almost no opportunity to roam the nearly deserted streets.

Instead, Boris loses almost no opportunity to assail Cameron, though usually by way of flip, almost unnoticed remarks – "drive-by politics" it's been called.

Without the amendments, many trade deals will be agreed with almost no opportunity for parliament to debate, amend or reject them.

Bruce O. Riedel, an expert on Islamic militant groups at the Brookings Institution and a former Central Intelligence Agency officer, said the public has had almost no opportunity to hear actual terrorists talk at length and in perfect English about terrorism since 9/11.

But robocars have almost no opportunity cost.

More distressing to Takahashi was that American teachers had almost no opportunities to watch one another teach.

Even though the Maoist soldiers have remained in the cantonments for three years, the terms of the peace deal have tightly restricted access to them by United Nations caseworkers, allowing almost no opportunities to interview or counsel them.

To the extent climate change is creating more weather-related catastrophes from conflagration to inundation, we have almost no remaining opportunity for prevention, and only slow-motion opportunity for containment.

With almost no employment opportunities in rural areas, this has resulted in a huge migration to Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitien.

The practical tools he shares can be used to foster gratitude at almost any opportunity during daily life.