Sentence examples for based on opportunities from inspiring English sources
It's based on opportunities on the ground".
She referred to a "Glass Ceiling Index" published by The Economist that ranked countries based on opportunities for women and other factors.
Choosing appropriate locations is not easy and frequently based on opportunities rather than rational decisions.
My husband is on the job market interviewing for faculty positions, and when we make a final choice it will be based on opportunities for both of us.
Some adopt a resource metric (Dworkin 1981b); still others, a metric based on opportunities for welfare (Arneson 1989) or access to advantage (Cohen 1989).
Lehman Brothers is done cutting down its balance sheet and says it's ready to take some of the $6 billion in capital it raised this week and make riskier trading bets based on "opportunities" it sees in the markets.
Kurt Ronn, president and founder of HRworks, an Atlanta-based job recruitment and consulting firm, said Americans gravitate to certain locales based on opportunity and affordability, both offered right in his backyard.
Carine Pina-Guerassimoff, a French expert on Chinese immigration, says the migrants move among European countries based on opportunity.
"Look, we've got a fantastic, multiracial democracy based on opportunity and meritocracy, a really precious thing," he says.
If you rank countries based on opportunity, India comes out on top, and comes out on top by a big margin".
