Sentence examples for imposed opportunity from inspiring English sources

Oberlin has the imposed opportunity to advance knowledge and understanding of "anti-semitism" and to turn up the light and turn down the heat on the long-standing mess that is the Middle East.

As Alstott has argued, parenting imposes opportunity costs on parents, for example, in earning potential.

By preventing the mutualist from colonization, P. gracilis imposes opportunity costs on the host plant.

As parasites of mutualisms can impose opportunity rather than direct costs (Yu and Pierce 1998), we also studied the effects of Acacia occupation by P. gracilis on colony founding and inhabitation by the mutualist.

In Iraq, as in Serbia and other places where economic sanctions have been imposed, huge opportunities open up for wheeler-dealers.

Attending college — free or not — also imposes other opportunity costs, like delayed wages, that can be hard to bear.

For Toal and his staff, this slight provided a handy excuse to impose more opportunity periods in the weeks to follow.

These bills distract Congress and the public, thereby imposing an opportunity cost on the political system and contributing to congressional paralysis.

In summary, P. gracilis can impose severe opportunity costs on the plant by actively preventing the establishment of the protective mutualism and thus indeed can be termed a parasite of the ant– Acacia mutualism (Yu and Pierce 1998; Yu 2001; Ferrière et al. 2007).

The deaths of many of these children stem from the poor nutritional status of their mothers, as well as the lack of opportunity imposed by poverty.

New numerical limits were imposed, and the opportunity also taken to regularise the 1815 expansion of the Order.