Sentences with phrase «little opportunity ahead»

As a result, says Stratfor, there is «much risk and little opportunity ahead in ENI's future relations with Libya.»

Not exact matches

Jose Mourinho gave so little opportunities for Johnstone to play ahead of David de Gea and Sergio Romero.

Living for now on his little severance package and bracing for bleak times ahead, Tan is contemplating taking a break to sign up for a course in the biomedical sciences to prepare a career switch into this «dynamic and expanding area where opportunities still abound.»

It's a meal that has a golden opportunity to supercharge your body for the day's adventures ahead, which is especially important for little ones heading off for a day of learning, exploration and concentration.

I mentioned in my previous post that I really like to use sales like this as an opportunity to shop for my little ones and, more specifically, get a size ahead on things like shoes and jeans.

Presented a clear fortnight ahead of the Oscars, while the BAFTAs might have little, if any, bearing on the decision making there, they at least provide an opportunity for the Brits to have a go at the glitz and glamour before award fatigue sets in.

Although the Nordschleife gets the adrenaline pumping (it's scary fast in parts, and there are few opportunities to get clear sight lines of what lies ahead), the Clubsport S contributes little to the drama — it just gets on with the job of hustling down the road as quickly as possible, carrying far more corner speed than one would have thought possible.

There's v little in the way of listed - peer companies globally — I think KWS Saat (KWS: GR) is the best example, and nicely illustrates (see p. 3 of their latest annual report) the possible growth & margin expansion opportunities ahead for Donegal.

Compared to some of his previous driving game productions, Sega Rally gave Bartlett the opportunity for a little creative license: «There are less reasons to stick to realism than in a more pure sim, so if we felt that boosting or distorting engine sounds would work well creatively, we went right ahead to make them sound ballsy in the game.

With regard to «vehicle» on «vehicle» collisions it is unlikely that contributory negligence will be argued in scenarios where one vehicle collides with the rear of the vehicle ahead unless that first vehicle had pulled out in front of the second vehicle affording little or no opportunity to avoid a collision.

Thankfully, now that a day has gone by, we've had the opportunity to digest what was presented and can dive a little deeper into what the Google ecosystem will may like in the months and years ahead.