Sentence examples for opportunity-less from inspiring English sources

Let's face it, the long-existing academic achievement gap between the sexes has not resulted in men finding themselves opportunity-less.

This drives home a fundamental point: However divided we Americans are on domestic policy, we're united on what to do (or not do) in the complex, cruel and opportunity-less world beyond our shores.

There's less opportunity, less strength as an island, less things to share.

In the eyes of one major British labor organization, that need not be a threat to workers, but may instead offer an opportunity: less time working.

But the sinking of a South Korean warship in March has shattered the mood and heightened tensions between the two nations, turning the World Cup into a missed opportunity less than a month before the games start.

That decision had an early impact, when Lewis muffed his first opportunity less than two minutes into the game, allowing a punt to bounce away from him as he tried to catch it at the 20-yard line.

Third, while many Republican members of Congress privately accept the reality of climate change and the need to address it, and Niskanen has identified several who would be willing to introduce climate legislation if the opportunity were to present itself, Taylor believes the election results make such a political opportunity less likely.

"Uniformly they were treated as second-class employees with less opportunity, less earning opportunities, and forced to be always wondering if they would still have jobs if they had tried to do anything about it," Gittes told the Blade on Wednesday.

And it makes other business opportunities less attractive.

Lower productivity levels may translate into stunted career opportunities, less mobility, and lower growth potential across the economy.

Here the authors show that at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, the largest Earth and space science conference, women are offered speaking opportunities less often than men overall.