Sentence examples for opportunity separating from inspiring English sources
A few days before the Schomburg salon, the Aspen Institute Sports and Society Program held a public symposium in Washington with a similar theme: "Title IX and Beyond: How Do We Get the Rest of Our Girls in the Game?" The focus was broader — women of color — but it dealt with the same issues of a widening gap of opportunity separating white women and nonwhite women.
As Katz put it, mParticle helps publishers "embrace this data opportunity, separate from the tools that consume that data".
Obama missed the opportunity to separate himself from a secretive and sometimes deceitful history of government.
This will alienate the population and give us an opportunity to separate the Taliban from the population.
Melmotte, now an MP, spies in this scheme an unmissable opportunity to separate gullible investors from their cash.
Children and parents have the opportunity to separate for different activities (there is a guide for children and a guide for adults).
Only the beggars were missing, but Disney finds plenty of opportunity to separate even the thickest-skinned tourist from wads of cash.
The government has missed an opportunity to separate the budget for English and maths, thereby forcing colleges to invest in basic skills.
The cease-fire was begun to avoid further unnecessary bloodshed on innocent civilians, and to give errant tribesmen an opportunity to separate themselves from terrorists and their supporters, and does not in any way represent a lack of commitment on Pakistan's part, as evidenced by Pakistan's strong, unflinching and unwavering support of the war on terror.
It was an opportunity to separate himself from Congress, which his supporters believe he has struggled to do, and begin laying the groundwork to challenge Republicans on competing job-creation plans that became muddled during the debate over raising the nation's debt ceiling.
The latent state trait (LST) theory offers the opportunity to separate both variance sources.
