Sentence examples for diminished opportunities from inspiring English sources

But it is also a response to coalition government, which has diminished opportunities for preferment among the governing Tories.

By focusing on high levels of in-work poverty and diminished opportunities for those from poorer backgrounds, Cameron has shown new depths to his "one nation" vision.

It is a system of social oppression and diminished opportunities for transpeople that has been employed by capitalism in the US to crush our dreams and our collective spirit.

Income mobility has become one of the hottest topics in economics, as both liberals and conservatives have grown worried about diminished opportunities following more than a decade of disappointing economic growth.

But young Koreans tend to see diminished opportunities in a country where the rich can afford private tutors for their children while others struggle to pay skyrocketing tuition and the poor are shut out altogether.

This makes perfect economic sense, but it adds to the core challenge of the U.S. economy: there are increasing opportunities for people with the kinds of education and skill that lead to new ideas, but there are diminished opportunities for those who turn those ideas into physical products.

For all the fun that twenty-somethings are having hooking up with their Hornivores, their Sonnets, and their Poolboys, it turns out that the fastest-growing online-dating demographic is people over fifty — a function perhaps of expanding computer literacy and diminished opportunity.

He alerts us to the consequences for families, and I would add that the alarm rings beyond marriage, to a broader social collapse that includes distrust of neighbors, weakened social networks and community institutions, evictions, foreclosures, diminished opportunity, hostility toward those we deem different and skepticism toward enduring human connection.

These issues of inequality, immobility, diminished opportunity, and their fallout -- financial bubbles followed by intractable recessions and weak recoveries -- must become the policy benchmarks that those who seek office are forced to address.

But for older musicians with diminishing opportunities, the loss of every outlet is critical.

The average young Saudi faces diminishing opportunities and declining real income.