Sentence examples for opportunities for committing from inspiring English sources

WITH its extensive opportunities for committing fresh indiscretions and its giant statue of Christ extending limitless redemption, Rio de Janeiro is an attractive place in which to live as a fugitive from justice.

By the time they were back outside, the window of opportunity for committing crimes would have largely passed, crime, like gymnastics, being an occupation of the young.

International terrorists may use the world's biggest festival as an opportunity for committing terror to make demands and achieve their goals, South Korea's tournament organizing committee said in a statement.

The Amgen Scholars Program is a national program to increase research opportunities for students committed to pursuing careers in the sciences.

Next Wave's September feature looks at the career opportunities for scientists committed to tackling those problems, by working in, and collaborating with scientists from, developing countries.

Short duration corporate green bonds offer opportunities for companies committed to the environment to finance projects like renewable energy or sustainable land use, while shares in socially responsible mutual funds are another convenient way to put cash to work for financial returns and long-term positive impact.

For anyone perusing the endless opportunities for volunteering abroad, committing to serving two years in the Peace Corps has probably crossed your mind.

It is not unlikely that after being unable to use your credit, the thief will look elsewhere for opportunities to commit fraud.

Sybrina Fulton said George Zimmerman, the black teenager's killer who was acquitted of murder in July, took advantage of a law that "creates many opportunities for people to commit terrible acts of violence and evade justice".

'These are sting operations where the FBI provides the means and opportunities for people to commit crimes.

"These are sting operations where the FBI provides the means and opportunities for people to commit crimes," Aaronson said.