Sentence examples for implicit opportunity from inspiring English sources
Stop at any sign she isn't enjoying the tickle, and do give her the implicit opportunity to tickle you right back.
We use the term 'developmental space' to denote the explicit and implicit opportunities for identity development that is afforded to and created by students.
While the concept has been embraced by environmentalists envisioning positive impulses for decoupling and a range of local stakeholders recognizing implicit marketing opportunities involved, it has also been criticized as a mere argument in favour of disguised protectionism.
A somewhat unsettling memory, given that 36 years on we are now once again exploring the market opportunities implicit in the transformational change agenda.
Over all, "African Forms" asserts that with or without a specific word for art, few African peoples neglected the expressive opportunities implicit in the creation of handmade objects, no matter how basic.
To identify implicit and latent opportunities, the future envision method was developed based on a factor combination approach.
Whether it's sexual violence, sexual and reproductive health, career opportunities, implicit and explicit dress codes, men are freer than women in each and every area.
But the message was implicit, and the photo opportunity was golden.
He pointed out that he had the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence.
In your article, Sir Robert Francis QC (with regard to the Mid Staffordshire public inquiry) alluded to having "the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence".
The USDA states in an August 2009 report that "any shortfall in rural broadband availability is an implicit loss in economic opportunity for businesses, consumers and governments".
