Sentence examples for opportunities is needed from inspiring English sources

A formal description of CRI including major challenges and opportunities is needed to direct progress in the field.

Further outreach to universities, especially those with dedicated disaster-related courses, is necessary and further exploration of funding opportunities is needed to ensure representation from these countries.

There is growing consensus among stakeholders that more strategic use of demand generation resources and opportunities is needed, taking into consideration fresh perspectives and disciplines, to improve uptake of national VMMC programs.

"I accept that times are tough," says Tuckett, "but the report shows over a quarter of learning opportunities for adults have been lost, at a time when more learning opportunities are needed for people retiring later on smaller pensions and needing new learning and skills to stay in work longer".

In order to achieve this plan, detailed mapping of recreational opportunities was needed.

Better training opportunities are needed for Muslim science teachers to support them to develop sophisticated content and pedagogical knowledge about evolution.

"More part-time job opportunities are needed, women should be entitled to have a longer maternity leave and more flexibility in work hours is also needed to help women balance between work and family," she said.

Those that can drive or assist in driving revenue to the company or who can assist in generating business opportunities are needed, wanted and the most valuable people in the marketplace!

But what is most likely to be the immediate effect is simply the loss of access to higher education, and particularly the loss of access to the kind of training and education that carries the promise of lifting the working poor into the working and middle classes, just when those opportunities are needed the most.

Opportunities are needed for these CMs to learn about EOL management, especially about managing the physiological/biological changes at the EOL.

However, additional work that elucidates the interplay between genomic isolating mechanisms and ecological opportunity is needed to more completely evaluate the role of genome duplication in shaping patterns of biodiversity.