They convinced us that college was within reach despite the poverty that enveloped us or the white supremacy political system determined to suppress opportunities for blacks.
But the scholar feared for the environment and raised his concern in the local media.In China, where public debate on government policy is normally suppressed, any opportunity to speak freely is seized upon: Beijing's newspapers, mainly the more competitive tabloids, leapt on the issue.
A system that has generated a leaky pipeline and suppressed economic opportunity at all levels - individual, family, company, and country.
Thus, if resistance is to be suppressed, the opportunity for bacterial upregulation or mutation of genetic material must be minimized.
Fasting has also been associated with sensory suppression phenomena, wherein responses to noxious mechanical or thermal stimuli are suppressed when the opportunity to feed arises [ 37].
The Ebola crisis is having devastating consequences on Sierra Leone's macro-economy, but it is also having far reaching knock-on effects at the micro-level, suppressing informal livelihood opportunities for poor people.
The first day of chemo arrived, and I approached it with anxiety, which I suppressed through humor at every opportunity.
At high buffer pH, the ionization of weak bases was suppressed, reducing ionic (and possibly hydrophilic) retention, leading to further opportunities to manipulate selectivity [ 57].
Honey bee workers have few opportunities for direct reproduction because their ovary development is chemically suppressed by queens and worker-laid eggs are destroyed by workers.
A federal judge in Manhattan has ruled that a critical statement made by a defendant in the African embassy bombings case should be suppressed, but has withdrawn his decision after prosecutors asked for an opportunity to make new arguments.
