Sentence examples for increase in opportunity from inspiring English sources

(Spike Lee got his start as as independent filmmaker, and his directorial eminence is an important factor — and may be the most important factor — in the increase in opportunity and recognition for black actors).

The increase in feelings of isolation may be the result of an increase in opportunity, thanks to the ease and speed with which personal information can be posted, which may encourage thoughtless and possibly damaging information to go out to the world with insufficient forethought.

One big factor for this is an increase in opportunity.

Given the increase in opportunity among older adolescents, preventive efforts should start by age 12 and with special attention to adolescents who have dropped out of school.

This result contrasts with a recent study showing a marked increase in opportunity for selection observed across the 19th century in the Utah population [ 2], where the demographic transition co-occurred with the settlement of pioneers.

This small increase in opportunity cost could be affected by other factors, such as the amount of electricity obtained from the anaerobically digested stillage as well as calculation factors, such as the volume of ethanol produced.

At root was the rapid enlargement of stock market capitalizations in the latter part of the 1990's that arguably engendered an outsized increase in opportunities for avarice.

"Generally speaking, I haven't seen a dramatic increase in opportunities or the volume of more diverse stories or more diverse actors until this season," Dixon says.

The increase in opportunities for African Americans, he argued, happened "more as a consequence of the threat of revolution than by all the praying by Martin Luther King".

He can persuade America's farmers to accept a cut in subsidies (which were increased generously last year) only if they see a big increase in opportunities to export.

The letter recommends removing students from immigration targets and calls for "an increase in opportunities for qualified international graduates to remain in the UK once they finish their degree.