Sentence examples for opportunities that increase from inspiring English sources

It is grassroots and everyday cultural opportunities that increase participation, not creating buildings.

Peer grading can help relieve the burden on instructional staff posed by grading written answers making it possible to add practice opportunities that increase student performance on actual exams.

Further examination reveals a complex interplay of economic deprivation, gender inequality, discrimination, and lack of educational and employment opportunities that increase vulnerability and thus facilitate expansion of the epidemic.

In an appearance at a Washington thinktank last month, the director of the National Security Agency, Adm Michael Rogers, said that it was time to consider making the home devices "more defensible", but did not address the opportunities that increased numbers and even categories of connected devices provide to his surveillance agency.

The company's press release reads: "blank spaces are found on average once every two minutes, providing an ad insertion opportunity that increases video ad monetization".

Currently, our youth are free to work and live throughout many nations in the eurozone, an opportunity that increases trade and cultural understanding between our nations.

On the other, we will be connecting Prince's fans to a suite of opportunities that can increase their work, wealth, and health.

They pointed to possible connections between lower education, lower professional qualifications, and limited employment opportunities that may increase the likelihood of finding work in jobs with a higher exposure to environmental risk factors.

If aging cells fail to trigger replicative senescence (Feng et al., 2007), their uncapped chromosomes will offer additional rejoining opportunities that may increase improper repair of radiation-induced breaks (Fig. 2).

I've got no problems with the fact that I work a little bit over and take the extra time to get training opportunities and that increases my hours to get better at my job.

(Focus group 11, Specialty) I've got no problems with the fact that I work a little bit over and take the extra time to get training opportunities and that increases my hours to get better at my job.