Sentence examples for routine opportunity from inspiring English sources

He described the meeting as a routine opportunity to discuss the economy with business leaders.

There is no routine opportunity for them to be vaccinated again".

The fighting eventually moves to the bar's basement where the men form a "fight club", a routine opportunity to fight recreationally.

Finally, lesbians who do not also have sex with men may not access venues providing hormonal contraception, thus eliminating another routine opportunity for Pap smear screening to be sought or offered.

Caroline Wolhuter, who runs a holiday hunger scheme called Holiday Kitchen in the West Midlands, said for children from families under financial pressure school holidays also meant the disappearance of routine opportunities to socialise and engage in active play, as well as putting them at risk of food poverty and poor health.

State health departments could create routine opportunities for interaction and collaboration across systems, and within facilities.

"This assignment to Cairo had been relatively routine – an opportunity to get to know Egyptian politics a little better.

Visitors from Tucson and beyond would pop over for a break from the routine, an opportunity to buy clay pots, sombreros, drink a world-class margarita, and visit a taqueria or sample local food.

5, 6 There has been recent growing recognition that men are disadvantaged because no equivalent routine testing opportunity exists for them, 7 and this is considered at least partly to account for the fact that men initiate ART later than women, 8 and have worse outcomes on antiretroviral therapy compared to women.

When they get into a normal environment where they can meet other children of the same age, they get into a normal routine, have opportunities for play etcetera".

Areas discussed in the interviews included: Details of their family and their preschool child's personality Details of the preschool child's week and daily routine (including opportunities for PA and SB) Participants' views on their child's PA and SB behaviours Participants' reactions to the UK PA and SB guidelines for the early years.