Sentence examples for much needed opportunity from inspiring English sources

"Rushing through a half-baked law risks throwing away a vital and much needed opportunity to stimulate economic growth," he said.

After a year of attempting to lead the world's largest personality cult with what is, by all accounts, a rather uninspiring personality, the test also gave Kim Jong-Un a much needed opportunity to prove himself as a worthy leader.

The EWGSOP consensus definition [ 7] has provided a much needed opportunity to standardise sarcopenia research in order to progress efforts to untangle its underlying pathogenesis and develop potential therapies.

Ultimately, this kind of systematic approach to risk factor assessment has the potential to improve the identification and therefore the management of at-risk individuals, therein providing a significant and much needed opportunity to reduce the burden of disease among Aboriginal Australians.

These fora provide much needed opportunities to share discoveries and learning from the field, or to apply insight from one sector to another.

These three trends provide crucial and much needed opportunities for improving MPAs and their effectiveness in coral reef nations.

Like many parts of materials science, battery research is dominated by Solid State Physics, though in the case of molecular materials, methods from Quantum Chemistry and Chemoinformatics offer many much needed opportunities.

Young Scientists in Spain Want Action 30 September 2005 The five-year Ramón y Cajal research contracts were launched by the Spanish government in 2001 to give young scientists much needed opportunities within academic research.

Mr. Ferrer released a proposal on Tuesday which said that "while Lower Manhattan must be rebuilt to have a critical mass of finance and related industries, this is an opportunity to pursue much needed development opportunities in the city outside Lower Manhattan, including the other four boroughs".

Optometrists participating in the MECS reported that prior to the development of the scheme they rarely received feedback on their referrals, thereby denying a much needed learning opportunity.

This, coupled with the overall satisfaction expressed by those who used HCV education services at their drug treatment programs, suggests that many drug treatment program patients may be unaware of much needed and valuable opportunities to learn about HCV-related issues in their programs.