Sentence examples for easier opportunities from inspiring English sources

But this is now changing, with oil firms increasingly heading north, nudged by high oil prices, better technology, a dearth of easier opportunities and melting ice.

Even with all of the added convenience and easier opportunities to cast ballots, turnout not only doesn't increase with early voting, it actually falls.

"You're always feeling your way," says one banker.Given the cheaper and easier opportunities elsewhere in Asia, there are plenty of reasons not to allocate more investment-banking resources to Japan.

Likewise taking a stand against the colts, and abjuring easier opportunities against their own sex, are Midday and Sarafina in the Turf, and Havre De Grace in the Classic.

Cuts were timed in relation to other cuts around clever screens, promising shots were passed up for even easier opportunities, and for long stretches of play the five Warriors achieved movement that was so fast and yet cohesive that it became limpid and, counterintuitively, a viewer could see their intent with explicit clarity.

"This is a great opportunity, and it's a much easier opportunity than the Internet," said Jay Samit, a senior vice president at EMI Recorded Music.

Hardaker had then been presented with a much easier opportunity via a penalty to make it 12-12 in the dying embers of the match, but he skewed his kick horrendously.

Up to now, opponents to the flag in Mississippi faced an uphill battle in getting it changed, but the court's ruling has created a much easier opportunity to secure a new flag.

He missed another, easier opportunity minutes later and that looked as if it may prove costly, but after Halfpenny registered another penalty, a counterattack, started by the full-back Kotaro Matsushima, was finished by Lotoahea.

Going down the line, especially if he can flatten it out a bit, might just take Djokovic by surprise and create an even easier opportunity to attack the net.

It could be because it was just the easier opportunity.