Sentence examples for opportunities led from inspiring English sources

Reid's lack of natural electioneering talent and a certain over-aggressiveness in seizing opportunities led to an uneven career.

The country's precarious political environment, unstable economy and lack of opportunities led them all to the conclusion that there cannot be any long-term solution on Nauru for the asylum seekers held there.

That bond tightened as Patterson developed a reputation for ruthless dismissals and eccentric benevolence (having employees weighed, for example, to monitor their health); as NCR helped save Dayton from the great flood of 1913; as technological advances and missed opportunities led to gleeful expansion and painful reduction.

Their report, the first study of its kind in Brazil (She goes with me in my boat), shone a light on a hidden problem; it found that in Brazil violence at home and teenage pregnancy were main factors driving girls into early marriage, and a lack of opportunities led some to see marriage as a "least worst" alternative.

Similarly, limited domestic market growth opportunities led Zara to expand internationally (Lopez and Fan 2009).

We need a grown up conversation around our shared strengths, challenges and opportunities, led by our politicians and incorporating private sector leaders, investors and ordinary people as well.

These bleak circumstances and lack of opportunities lead the characters to make dreadful decisions with tragic, often violent consequences.

Enough lost opportunities leads to low usage.

Following, we demonstrate that NCRAWL can support theoretical gains even when coding opportunities lead to more than two-packet combinations.

Sonderup feels that unemployment and a lack of opportunities leads to social problems - "people drinking beer, some going around just like zombies with nothing to do".

"Community service and internship opportunities lead to social and mentorship skills".