Sentence examples for opportunity of responding from inspiring English sources

In this letter, we now take the opportunity of responding, some issues are discussed here in more detail.

A BBC spokesman said: "We're satisfied our coverage and analysis has been fair and balanced and we gave the Chancellor plenty of opportunity to respond on the programme.

A BBC spokeswoman said: "We're satisfied our coverage and analysis has been fair and balanced and we gave the chancellor plenty of opportunity to respond on the programme.

This was driven by exits from IS rather than exits between IS payments, and may reflect tighter income restrictions for PPP eligibility and the opportunity, not open to PPS recipients, of responding to activation requirements – and the associated harassment factor – by exiting PP and compensating for the loss in household income by increasing partner earnings.

The storms of life offer an opportunity to respond in one of three ways to personal tragedy or failure: you can give up, you can try to cope using whatever dulls the pain, or you can grow and create something useful out of your experience or loss.

Shows like Bojack Horseman, Steven Universe, and even Rick and Morty have laid out how to make a compelling animated series in 2018, and it's disappointing that Disenchantment doesn't take advantage of the opportunity to respond to the Apu controversy and learn from other criticisms of The Simpsons.

There is no single clear "craft" of responding to a business opportunity or developing an innovative new product, though.

The current study compared the effect of two key features of drill procedures, a large number of opportunities to respond (OTR) and a drill ratio that maintains a high percentage of known to unknown items (90% known).

The purpose of this study was to further the theoretical understanding of the intervention by comparing the effects of opportunities to respond (OTR) and generation demand on retention of multiplication combinations.

We appreciate the opportunity to respond to some of his comments and clarify few of the work's points.

But the plain and simple fact is that his question gave the attorney for the University of Texas an opportunity to respond to one of the central arguments made against the constitutionality of affirmative action.