Sentence examples for development as a chance from inspiring English sources

By giving in, the Commission has lost the confidence of many who see sustainable development as a chance for the next generation.

I often wonder if I'm in the right place and doing the right thing — for my personal life, development as a player and chance of earning a spot on the United States women's national team.

After discussion of the main inconsistencies of current phase I designs, we propose a new strategy to facilitate the inclusion of molecularly selected patients, in order to accelerate and mitigate risks in drug development as well as to increase the chance of benefit among trial participants.

There are those who suggest keeping enterprise education separate from academic activity but if you offer skills development as an extracurricular activity chances are you won't get many takers because students are already time poor, most of them have to work part-time and many already have a heavy workload.

Thus, he described policy and other developments related to climate change as a chance for American companies to cash in on the shift away from fossil fuels.

According to the Fabricators and Manufacturers Association (FMA), 61percentt of teenagers say they'd prefer to pursue a "professional" career, not seeing manufacturing as a chance for career development or advancement.

Supercompost decreases the chance of a diseased patch, as well a chance of more harvest.

Advances in research on stem cell biology have provided a chance for elucidation of the role of these cells in normal human development as well as in pathophysiological conditions.

Story aside (it's about a young man wandering about Alexandria, discovering the music scene), the film, the journalists explained to me, is fascinating as a chance to see new exciting developments in photo technology.

Each chance to catch him in a susceptible mood will count as a chance worth taking.

Returning to communion for me is a chance to reclaim a part of my spiritual identity, to fully form and own an understanding of my development as a seeker and servant of God.