Sentence examples for opportunity to aggregate from inspiring English sources

I think we have an opportunity to aggregate information and bring it to life with video technologies".

"I think, what the buyer saw in it was this rare opportunity to aggregate serious square footage," said Tim Crowley, the managing director of Flank Development, which handled the conversion of the building, now known as the Abingdon.

Co-founder Colando believes that because the market for TV is becoming more segmented as content owners try to coral their TV shows into their own sites, TIOTI has a good opportunity to aggregate all the schedules, release dates and download sources under one brand.

Embedr is a relatively new free service that lets you build custom video playlists from a variety of online clip sources and gives you the opportunity to aggregate the entire playlist into a good-looking widget which you can easily share on your blog or website.

Third, once uniform practices in data collection are adopted there will be a growing opportunity to aggregate data across clinical trials to facilitate the research of DILI.

> We incurred a substantial premium for this improvement in performance, however, paying five times as much as the single Turker case for the opportunity to aggregate multiple responses.

As computers emerge, from the desktop and palm top, into everyday life, and on to our bodies there are opportunities to aggregate and present data and to realize and envision applications that have never before been possible.

"This is an opportunity for us to aggregate our culture, if you will," said Roland Laird, the chief executive officer of My Image and a former vice president at Swiss American Securities.

In such a primary care digital health information hub model, health information fragmentation could be significantly reduced while also giving patients the opportunity to leverage aggregated, digital information when seeking medical advice, treatment, and insights.

The authors suggest that because of the systemic and societal nature of racism, and the segregated histories of the particular communities they investigated, "…there may be little opportunity for White privilege to aggregate to the community level, and thus the potential privilege from being socially-assigned as White may be partially or wholly un-realized".

Together we can start to aggregate opportunities for creating the future of an equitable and sustainable food system.