Sentence examples for opportunities notes from inspiring English sources

"We have a good sense from the data where there are big opportunities," notes Douglas Staiger, an economist at Dartmouth College who studies education.

Also, pharmaceutical companies: Sweden's Astra AB, with $3.5 billion and almost no debt, has plenty of good investment opportunities, notes Koch.

The report, Juvenile Justice in the CEE/CIS (Central and Eastern Europe/ Commonwealth of Independent States) region: Progress, Challenges, Obstacles and Opportunities, notes that across the region, fewer children are being put into prison.

He did, however, hint at Verizon's openness to M&A opportunities, noted Variety.

Evenson et al. (2009) provides ideas and opportunities, noting that 85% of barriers are interpersonal, especially health- related, including women's concern with pregnancy complications, as well as non-health ones, such as low motivation, time, childcare, lack of knowledge and enjoyment [ 58].

"When you've been fired, it's hard to think of it as an opportunity," notes Praeger.

Opportunity Note: The latest "of-the-month" club is the Disease-a-Month.

The New Yorker, January 22 , 1955P. 21 Opportunity Note: The latest "of-the-month" club is the Disease-a-Month.

By Lillian Ross and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 22 , 1955P. 21 Opportunity Note: The latest "of-the-month" club is the Disease-a-Month.

Speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt SF in September, Fitbit CEO and co-founder James Park described the health and fitness category as "a pretty large and diverse opportunity", noting that consumers spend over $200 billion on related products and services — and arguing that Fitbit's kit does not significantly overlap with Apple's wearables play here.

However if it is allowed to become an amicus curiae it will have to make such assertions under oath — something Schrems views as an opportunity, noting that whoever gives evidence on behalf of the U.S. Government could face severe consequences if they do not respond truthfully to questions in court.