Sentence examples for opportunity measures from inspiring English sources

Mayor Jackson had been popular with Atlanta's blacks from the beginning; he stayed popular by pushing equal opportunity measures.

A set of cumulative opportunity measures are computed with transport analysis zones (TAZs) as the unit of analysis for 1995 and 2005.

The possibilities number too many to count, but the market opportunity measures in at $2 trillion per year.

The campus culture consists of the overarching environment that students are exposed to on a day-to-day basis and a positive culture would involve having LGBT-friendly institutional policies, grievance procedures, and equal opportunity measures.

Therefore, the cumulative opportunity measure may not fully capture workers' access to job opportunity.

However, the most common type of job accessibility measure employed in planning practice, the cumulative opportunity measure, considers job supply but overlooks competition for jobs.

Harvard's Equality of Opportunity Project ranked U.S. counties by their success in fostering economic opportunity, measured by the future incomes of children who grew up there.

Harvard's Equality of Opportunity Project ranked U.S. counties by their success in fostering economic opportunity, measured by the future incomes of children who grew up there.

The "TOD degree", operationalized as the extent to which urban development is concentrated along rail corridors and stations, is correlated with a cumulative opportunity measure of rail-based accessibility to jobs and inhabitants.

The dependent variable in this study is higher education opportunity, measured by whether respondents received higher educationg.

Either way, a traveler can do what I did, strolling through the zócalo at every opportunity, measuring its lazy mornings against its bustling nights.