Sentence examples for dropping opportunities from inspiring English sources

Why when we know how important unstructured play is do we persist in dropping opportunities for it in institutional learning environments?

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"At the same time, we don't want to drop opportunities on the floor". Already his team "feels like an insane number of people," he says.

However, in case of the SATF, the misbehaving nodes are detected and isolated very late in the simulation (as shown in Fig. 6 c), which provides more packet drop opportunities to the misbehaving nodes.

The rejectionist proposes dropping equal opportunity norms altogether in favor of maximining competitive opportunities.

Following such an action-packed spell, with four goals coming in the first hour of the contest, the pace of the match dropped, with opportunities few and far between for both sides.

But history dropped an opportunity in his lap.

But when IBM dropped the opportunity of a lifetime into his lap, he was smart enough to spot it - and exploit it.

"But it would be abnormal," he said, "even criminal, if we were to be the ones to drop this opportunity and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state because we were busy finding excuses to doubt it".

For example, she says, when a school asks about a prospective major, "Never put 'undecided,' because you'll just drop an opportunity to let the school learn more about you.

I don't want to drop the opportunity for conversation the jumpsuit has provided.