Sentence examples for hence opportunity from inspiring English sources

"An area of expansion and hence opportunity in the police sector is the outsourcing of business processes.

The fact that primary and secondary schooling is paid for in the United States largely by real estate taxes is the root cause of inequality in education, and hence opportunity.

Hence, opportunity cooperation platform M X) is defined as the distribution of X on M. The n data packets of X are stored in the M X), which is defined as P = P 1, P 2… P n.

Second, in this paradigm, the temporal gap (and hence opportunity for decay) was held constant between each standard syllable and its deviant analogue.

We can not rule out the possibility of underreporting by some ethnic minority groups due to reduced access to health care services and hence opportunity for asthma diagnosis.

First, we have not accounted for the variable number of hours worked each month (hence opportunity for an injury) across individuals.

Instead, calling it names for the losses, ignoring the wins, and outsourcing the competence and capabilities, is ridding it of the courage, ability and brains to create the missions, hence opportunities, of the future.

"The eyewear market is globally still very fragmented, hence opportunities are vast across regions," he adds.

Finally qualitative, decadal, order-of-magnitude estimates are derived for system development needs, and hence opportunities for space architects.

Scholars interested in the capability approach have debated the question of whether the appropriate well-being metric should be capabilities or functionings, hence opportunities or achievements.

Some consumers are better off than others, i.e. have bigger endowments, and this translates into greater budget sets, hence opportunities.