Sentence examples for opportunity suggests from inspiring English sources

10.54am BST "Might I suggest that today is an opportunity", suggests Robert Wilson.

The fact that a man this flawed, albeit one this talented, finds himself on the brink of this kind of opportunity suggests more than the success of Sharpton's relentless campaign for redemption and his tireless handling of the media.

That the First Lady, rake in hand, shouting, "Let's hear it for vegetables" could count as a positive press opportunity suggests something has changed deep in the American psyche.

Economic forces are global; the fact that there are such differences in outcomes (both levels of inequality and opportunity) suggests that what matters is how local forces — most notably, politics — shape these global economic forces.

This window of opportunity suggests that effective screening for AoD problems on entry to prison is appropriate to enable treatment and referral pathways to be initiated during the incarceration period.

First try to get a handle on the potential size of a company's opportunity, suggests John Rohal, the head of equity research at Robertson Stephens, a San Francisco investment bank specializing in growth companies.

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich, who had endorsed the moderate Republican in the New York race, said the opportunity suggested by the results in New Jersey and Virginia should be an impetus to resolve tensions.

The 'smoke-free policies' theme occurred most frequently as opportunity but infrequently as challenge while 'health workforce capacity' occurred most frequently as challenge but less frequently as opportunity, suggesting that policy implementation is constrained by lack of a skilled workforce.

Analysis of these opportunities suggests that we are poised to make great improvements in our understanding of terrestrial denitrification.

Clubs are denying promising English talent the opportunity to flourish by not providing them with enough first-team opportunities, suggests former Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry.

The spatial coincidence of geological carbon storage (GCS) options with UCG opportunities suggests that designers could colocate and combine UCG and GCS systems with high potential for effective CO2 storage [18].