Sentence examples for opportunity to extract from inspiring English sources
It's a company's closing opportunity to extract potentially useful information from someone who has quit or has been dismissed.
For Democrats, the opportunity to extract a little more tax money from the wealthy (plus the threat of cuts to cherished domestic programs) would be incentive to bargain.
More significantly, tribal elements who opposed the regime may hold the United States responsible for not giving them the opportunity to extract their own vengeance on Uday and Qusay Hussein.
Some lawyers who defend homeowners against foreclosure assert that mortgage companies are merely stalling, using trial loan modifications as an opportunity to extract a few more dollars from borrowers who would otherwise make no payments.
The huge, unexpected burst in oil and gas production in the United States has bolstered Mr. Obama's conviction that the United States has an opportunity to extract itself from an overdependence on events in the Middle East.
ReprintsA weapon of mass financial destructionMost of the time, the debt ceiling has been an annoyance, affording whichever party was out of power the opportunity to extract concessions before allowing normal borrowing to resume.
Every out-of-work lawyer will find plenty of opportunities to extract money from small-business owners (the bigger companies have lots of lawyers to defend them): "Settle with my client, or we will sue you".
These novel techniques are applicable to a wide range of material science studies, and provide opportunities to extract otherwise unattainable specific information.
Recent advances in large scale computing architectures enable new opportunities to extract value out of the vast amounts of data being currently generated.
While the maturation of 10 Gbit/s technologies has opened remarkable opportunities to extract more capacity out of already laid cables, the research efforts on 40 Gbit/s technologies detailed in this study serve as ground for the development of next-generation systems.
This approach ignores the social structures that give certain people opportunities to extract such payments.
