"The trouble is," he remarks, "that the whole of your underground is essentially very much of a middle-class situation, because most of the people don't have the opportunity to drop in, let alone bloody drop out.
However, based on a dissection of post-consumer collection efforts under a generic EPR/PS system, this paper identifies and examines five categories of convenience – knowledge requirements, proximity to a collection site, opportunity to drop-off materials, the draw of the collection site, and the ease of the process and the various factors of convenience within each of these categories.
What a wasted opportunity to drop more innovative sculptures across the landscape.
(The opportunity to drop in on Mr. Sharpton in jail has become a hotter commodity than "Producers" tickets).
It gave the critics an opportunity to drop arcane allusions instead of having to pretend to sound like teen-agers, while the academics could loosen up a little.
Proudly entering military service himself, he reveled in the excitement of the new flying machines, which gave him the opportunity to drop propaganda pamphlets on the crowds below.
He took the opportunity to drop in on the Paris air show this week, where companies are pushing the use of biofuels as an aviation fuel.
In addition to the opportunity to drop a line into ponds filled with bass, catfish and sunfish there will be free hot dogs, soda and ice cream for fishermen young and old.
For it was in these "alternative" movements that many fledgling artists of that class found an opportunity to "drop out" while at the same time remaining professionally engaged in some sort of artistic pursuit.
That anecdote gave Mr. Obama the opportunity to drop a reference to Abraham Lincoln, since one student asked him if he wore a black jacket or if he had a beard.
