Sentence examples for offering opportunity for from inspiring English sources
"I view what is happening to Scott with dismay," said the grandfather, who has concluded, in part from reading The Economist, that Europe has surpassed America in offering opportunity for an ambitious young man.
The second is a high level of CNT unroping and the formation of relatively soluble materials in common organic solvents, offering opportunity for homogeneous dispersion in polymer matrices.
As hard as I have tried to interest energetic, creative and faithful young adults in attending seminary, many of them aren't intrigued if there is no apparent vibrant community offering opportunity for fellowship, fulfillment and fun (even if the faculty is excellent!).
As TLR signalling has unravelled, discrete functions have emerged for distinct signalling pathways and adapter moieties, offering opportunity for future, more specific intervention [ 28].
S. typhimurium has both tumour tropism and microenvironment specificity, with patterns of distribution within tumour microenvironments that are time dependent, offering opportunity for both spatial and temporal control of peptide delivery.
Peer-reviewed journals, with their perceived orientation towards either qualitative or quantitative research, and their limitations on article length, were not seen as offering opportunity for publishing mixed methods articles.
In German there are a range of lessons for GCSE students offering opportunities for speaking, listening and comprehension.
They say it turns its back on a bleak stretch of Broadway where elevated subway tracks run rather than offering opportunities for enlivening that street.
In addition to functioning as a wildlife sanctuary and to offering opportunities for outdoor recreation, the Ruidera Lakes are featured in Don Quixote.
I thought that the whole point of these thick bats was that they were not heavy, thereby offering opportunities for tremendous bat speed (Gilchrist, Jayasuriya, KP for example).
Acmi is also offering opportunities for film and game-makers to test their works on the museum's yearly 1.2 million patrons.
