Sentence examples for opportunities below from inspiring English sources

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And fans of the British television series "Absolutely Fabulous" might expect Patsy and Edina, the two fashion-driven shopaholics, to enter the bar at any moment, laden with the fruits of their retail therapy from the four floors of high-end spending opportunities below.

"Fortunately I slid into a rocky outcrop on my left with a bit of a thump which took some of the momentum out of my decent, resulting in a bit of a spin, but I could still look for opportunities below for a point to stop.

In lessening numerical competition at the top, it creates further opportunities below.

It is a problem because, at the same time, the huge influx of foreign students and workers keeps wages and employment opportunities below what they would otherwise be.

"Fortunately I slid into a rocky outcrop on my left with a bit of a thump, which took some of the momentum out of my descent resulting in a bit of a spin, but I could still look for opportunities below for a point to stop.

The opportunities described below could be conducted in the context of intervention studies to determine whether different types of solid fuel are associated with different types of cancer, whether some populations are more susceptible than others and what mechanisms need to be accounted for and to identify routes of exposure that must be accounted for to accurately quantify dose.

(teaser, there will be an opportunity below for possible ABC air time if you want to voice your opinion).

The Pequots have also joined with MGM Mirage to create Unity Gaming, a new venture to search for smaller-scale opportunities otherwise below the radar of MGM, a company that tends to focus exclusively on billion-dollar-plus properties.

He had excelled at elementary and high schools that provided resources and opportunities far below those that more privileged students enjoyed.

These make for great "set-up" opportunities (see below).