Inconvenience or opportunity, the phenomenon of the floating dormitory will be short-lived.
He's also, unsurprisingly, keen to highlight the damage that a social media footprint can do to a person's future opportunities, a phenomenon that is likely to exist until we all adhere to 'he who throws the first stone' and accept that young and foolish is the norm.
The result is that inner city communities are no longer close to employment opportunities, a phenomenon that economists characterize as "spatial mismatch" [ 20].
In its most elemental form, an opportunity describes 'a phenomena that begin unformed and become more developed through time' (Ardichvili et al. 2003, p. 108) thanks to the entrepreneurial efforts made by an individual or a group of individuals.
They therefore offer the opportunity to 'unpack' phenomena, to see what they are about or what lies behind them [ 21].
It therefore offers the opportunity to 'unpack' phenomena, to see what they are about or what lies behind them [ 22].
So, I thought it was a good opportunity to see this phenomenon firsthand.
Something similar often happens on the level of the individual consumer: homeowners rebuilding after a disaster take the opportunity to upgrade, a phenomenon known as "the Jacuzzi effect".
In essence, as devastating as it was, the March 11 tsunami affords a unique opportunity for studying the phenomenon of marine pollution.
Furthermore, says Peter Pathos, founder and chief executive of Theplanet.com, a Dallas start-up specializing in "advanced" Web hosting, "Right now, I think there's much more opportunity diving into the phenomenon than going to college".
And it all boils down to a phenomenon called opportunity.
