Sentence examples for view of opportunities from inspiring English sources

If a researcher would have a better view of opportunities outside national borders, she or he would greatly increase the chance of staying in scientific research long term.

The rate controlling role of gas/solid diffusive transport and of intraporous diffusion in SCR-DeNOx monolith (honeycomb and plate-type) catalysts is demonstrated and discussed in view of opportunities for catalyst optimization and process development.

Another example that enables fluid rotation to new roles is our Careers Marketplace, a digital jobs platform providing employees with a transparent view of opportunities personalized based on their skills and passions.

On difficult days -- we all have them -- I struggle to retain a balanced view of opportunities cut short, roads not taken, words left unsaid, remarks exchanged in anger, and yes, bad luck.

Such competence is potentially heritable and is reinforced by the human tendency to mate with partners of similar traits and ability.Bob's your uncle, unfortunatelyThis is a distressingly fatalistic view of opportunity.

Creative workshops should be one element of a variety of school visits that help to give children a wider view of the opportunities and benefits of literacy.

The mood is shifting from fretting about the trench warfare in the markets now to taking a strategic view of the opportunities beyond.

"All of this – combined with the fact that the fast pace of investment is to some extent gradually starting to subside – gives us a positive view of our opportunities for 2017 and going forward, both in terms of sales and profitability".

Colman held her own with the often coarse material there and in That Mitchell and Webb Look (there was a particularly memorable scene in which they reflected on the benefits of home working from the point of view of maximising opportunities for self-abuse).

He added that he thought the country sometimes had a "very negative view of the opportunities of the modern world, for example of globalisation".

However, channel recommendations are meaningful when secondary users bear a limited view of spectrum opportunities (e.g., absence of a central database providing information for vacant channels and their conditions).