Sentence examples for opportunities accompanied from inspiring English sources

The combined resources of the eMERGE Network provide opportunities accompanied by some significant challenges, which the workgroups are addressing.

For instance, initially rapid morphological evolution followed by relative stasis [ 5] could be the result of new ecological opportunities accompanied by density-dependent slowdowns in species diversification [ 6, 7].

Starwood and Airbnb are riding the wave of business opportunities accompanying the renewed diplomatic ties, which both governments expect will lead to more tourism in Cuba.

In two periods as home secretary he pursued the cause of "equal opportunity accompanied by cultural diversity in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance" that he saw as essential to civilised living and social cohesion.

In 1966 Roy Jenkins, then the home secretary in a Labour government, argued for a multicultural model of immigration: "Not a flattening process of assimilation but equal opportunity accompanied by cultural diversity in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance".

In Britain, immigrants were at first asked to assimilate, but by the mid-1960s a compromise had emerged, best summed up in Home Secretary Roy Jenkins' 1966 definition of integration: "Not as a flattening process of assimilation but as equal opportunity, accompanied by cultural diversity, in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance".

Next time you have the opportunity, accompany your mother to the bank, meet the teller, and consider giving him or her your phone number.

Posted in one of the grayest of the Soviet satellites, Putin entirely missed the sense of awakening and opportunity that accompanied perestroika, and experienced only the state's growing fecklessness.

It concludes that ongoing and supportive professional learning opportunities must accompany the introduction and enactment of the document.

In short, urban streets epitomize the challenges and opportunities that accompany the negotiations of space and uses attributed to mobility and public space in cities.

As open as the band was, they weren't about to shirk the creative opportunities that accompany production.