Sentence examples for physical opportunity from inspiring English sources

"But what the writers are being very clever about is denying her the physical opportunity, and also writing scenes that allow Tywin Lannister to give you a little glimpse of what's going on inside [him] – which makes an audience say to the little girl, 'Don't kill him yet – there's something more we want to know!'" Game Of Thrones, Mon, 9pm, Sky Atlantic.

Pride provides a physical opportunity to heal the wounds on both sides -- and I need my LGBT brothers and sisters to know that they are loved!

On the other hand, the "physical opportunity" component of behaviors, defined as the external conditions that make behavior change possible, was unaffected by the campaign and this needs to be considered when interpreting results.

Thus, the formation of the bouquet provides the physical opportunity for concerted evolution to occur between similar sequences on non-homologous chromosomes (such as centromeres, and the associated rDNA genes [ 71, 72, 76]).

Individuals may not have the necessary tools or information to increase awareness of food being consumed, as it is commonplace not to store or record eating information after consuming food (a lack of physical opportunity).

Once a company gets a sense of the layout and physical opportunities to market products in-store, then they can use the mobile app to ensure in-store merchandising is done correctly.

This restricts physical opportunities for this concept to a very limited number of transport corridors, and even then it is faced by limitations influencing the economic attractiveness of such a concept.

It also increased physical opportunities for staff and students before and after school.

Some were theoretical discussions of sexual topics, while others were more physical — an opportunity to explore and practise sexual techniques.

More children born in Mexico (32%) reported biking as a physical activity opportunity as compared to children born in the U.S. (13%, χ=4.45, df=1, p=.035).

Similarly, more mothers of boy children (41.0%) reported "sports" as a physical activity opportunity as compared to mothers of girls (9.1%; χ=13.413, df=1, p≤.0001).