Sentence examples for from which opportunity from inspiring English sources

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18 The perspective determines the point of view from which opportunity costs are defined and measured.

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UIGEA (the enforcement mechanisms of which have only just come into effect, even though the act was passed in 2006) bans financial institutions from transferring funds for bets in which "opportunity to win is predominantly subject to chance".

This was an often impressive performance from Spain in which opportunities were made and there was creativity, especially from Iniesta, who was superb throughout.

Participants will examine which opportunities from the technological and private sector can have the biggest impact on children over the next five years, how a more connected world can deal with more frequent emergencies, how wider connectivity affects learning, and how to prepare a more resilient planet.

"Sami Khedira remained in Turin for medical examinations, from which emerged the opportunity to perform an electrophysiological study and eventual treatment of an atrial arrhythmia which appeared today [Tuesday]," Juve said in a statement.

If you analyze it through the prism of Entrepreneurship then you can identify the need, the value and the benefit, from which comes the opportunity.

Some time before the Ibrox side took the lead, Van Bronckhorst's untypical error had allowed Vareille the opportunity from which he should have given Kilmarnock the lead.

Our third day was planned as a 12-mile hike across the park's southern border, passing alongside Reflection Lakes, a popular photo opportunity from which Rainier looks like a snow-capped pyramid.

Hugh MacDiarmid appears, with no disguise whatsoever, as the poet Hugh Skene, author of a work entitled The Flauchter-spaad, cod excerpts from which allow Linklater the opportunity to parody the excesses of an incomprehensible synthetic Scots.

The same event convinces the euro's champions that it is an opportunity from which Britain would be mad to abstain.The evidence that ought to have pained Tony Blair was the Euro-summit in Pörtschach in Austria two weeks ago.

For Isringhausen, who earned his first save in 1999 as a Met, there is no situation he cannot handle, nor any blown save opportunity from which he cannot quickly recover.

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