Sentence examples for opportunity pose from inspiring English sources

In the universe of Playboy, Maxim and GQ, women eagerly strip off their clothes at any opportunity, pose in lesbian sexy scenes for fun and are easily molded into please-her-man machines.

Naji's document, which appeared in the spring of 2004, addresses the crisis and the opportunity posed by the tumult in the Arab world.

On a day when President Obama told delegates at the United Nations that he welcomed the opportunity posed by diplomatic overtures from Iran's new president, Israeli diplomats in Washington sounded a very different note online, mocking the moderate cleric as scarcely different from his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

It was only a matter of time before he decided he needed this determined young woman working for him and once inside the Sullivan stable it was Ms Brady who spotted the £700,000 opportunity posed by a fire-sale advert in the Financial Times for Birmingham City football club.

Each opportunity poses unique challenges to business decision-makers as well as researchers who are tasked with protecting products and consumers.

Because of Facebook's large balance sheet, the market threat (and corresponding expansion opportunity) posed by Instagram and Snapchat positively impacted their valuation potential.

A new study attempts to shed some light on the growing market opportunity posed by climate resilience.

There are now 1.8 billion people aged between 10 and 24, but poverty, preventable diseases, poor access to primary education and a lack of economic opportunities pose serious problems for many of them.

In the declaration, the ministers merely said they would "continue to address the challenges and opportunities posed by biofuels".

Rich countries will need to help prepare the workforce skills including language training to participate in and benefit from the opportunities posed by worldwide innovation.

Since there are 23 of them in all, one of Votorantim's next tests will be handling the transition between generations.Another is how to deal with the new opportunities posed by a more open economy.