Sentence examples for expensive opportunities from inspiring English sources

It also stirred questions about why young Chinese must go overseas to study and — in a nation incensed by corruption and a widening wealth gap — about whose children can enjoy such expensive opportunities.

It's just eye candy, an expensive opportunity lost.

That is bitter for its West Indian organisers, for whom the event was an expensive opportunity to lift the islands from the economic and sporting doldrums.

There are at least three possible reasons why control should be expensive: opportunity costs, neural resources, and entropy.

I made my way home convinced that this had been more than an expensive opportunity to see friends.

"It was a series of expensive, lost opportunities," he told the conference.

Moreover, as education and even (in the age of the intern) work becomes more expensive, the opportunities to enter the grabbers' class diminish.

To some U.S. businesses, a sense of panic developed and their executives began shuttling business to other destinations such as Vietnam, India, Thailand and Bangladesh, seeking new, unknown and less expensive outsourcing opportunities.

In their complaint, the FTC and state of Minnesota wrote the defendants "lure[d] consumers into purchasing expensive business opportunities by deceptively offering consumers a 'full-service, turnkey package' for getting their 'piece of the $400 Billion Amazon Pie," but few, if any, of the system's users achieved those earnings.

While very expensive, these opportunities usually come with great seats to the film, play, or concert, and a guaranteed photo of the two of you at the end.

As uncertain economic times crimp retail sales and shift spending patterns from apparel to less-expensive accessories, opportunities open up for midcategory retailers like Jacadi, they say.