Sentence examples for opportunities to conclude from inspiring English sources

"The recent job losses are regrettable, but will place the company in a stronger position while we explore opportunities to conclude a sale.

" Behind each case of a young person being trafficked, there is a distinct story but very often these stories begin with poverty, discrimination, abuse, domestic violence and too few opportunities to conclude a meaningful education".

Mr. Wells noted that NBC had every opportunity to conclude a deal earlier that would have saved it a lot of money.

He also hailed a point made in the communique that there was a critical, but narrow, window of opportunity to conclude the long-elusive Doha round of trade liberalisation talks launched in 2001.

The above provides an opportunity to conclude that verbal processes with non-projecting characteristics take the lead among the different choices available for describing a communicative act.

If the firm with individual information moves first, the follower would have an opportunity to conclude the leader's individual information through disclosed effects.

He may also, in the European gentleman-officer tradition, have been giving Washington an opportunity to conclude his position was hopeless and surrender.

Given the men's ages, their resources and arguably enhanced opportunities, as MPs, to conclude such transactions, maybe it is not so remarkable that at least one of the parliamentarians deciding on the future legality of prostitution may also have been a sex buyer.

So Mr. Barone suggested the specter of Mr. Pawlenty's "missed opportunity" led Mr. Perry to conclude, "Let's stay in.

Crace deemed the wedding "the perfect opportunity" for the storyline to conclude, and Santer explained: "Weddings are great because they bring the community together.

The fact that bringing information to mind in the absence of feedback or restudy opportunities improves memory leads researchers to conclude that it is the act of retrieval – thinking back to bring information to mind – that improves memory of that information.