Sentence examples for had less opportunity from inspiring English sources
More than half said they had less opportunity to advance.
The accusatory and confrontational remarks between the candidates seemed rather juvenile, and voters have had less opportunity to make well-informed and knowledgeable decisions about the candidates.
But since they were out of federal government for all but 15 of the 51 years since Germany's modern republic was founded, they clearly had less opportunity for nest-feathering.
In a new poll for The Economist by YouGov, 36% of respondents said they had less opportunity than their parents did, compared with 39% who thought they had more.
Mr McCain would have had less opportunity to play defence on the stump with the Olympics on between the conventions (though the Olympics also would have allowed him to run some nasty ads).
I'd be truly convinced only by data that show significant differences in aptitude between boys and girls at age 3 or 4, when they've had less opportunity to be affected by our (potentially still-biased) educational system.
Principals -- removed a level from the children -- have less opportunity to experience the intrinsic joys of teaching and learning.
Every dollar cut from education means a child like Harrison has less opportunity to reach their potential.
"The obvious cost of this leisure deficit," Ms. Konigsberg writes, "is that women have less opportunity to relax in a way that recharges their batteries".
It's not only the obvious effect – that young people will have less opportunity to gain the qualifications they need to enter university – that matters.
