Sentences with phrase «still opportunities in the region»
«There are still opportunities in the region.»
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Even with more than 500 locations in the U.S., the brand still has extensive smoothie franchise opportunities available in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions, as well as Texas.
The brand still has extensive smoothie franchise opportunities available in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions, as well as Texas and Oklahoma.
A weak non-conference slate may hold them back (they missed opportunities to knock off North Carolina and Marquette, and their two best non-con wins were against UNLV and BYU), but they will still likely be a top four seed in one region or another.
The success of NASA's Mars rover Opportunity in finding tell - tale signs of past water at its Meridiani Planum landing site has left some researchers believing the region could have once been a habitable, albeit still hostile, environment.
«With these signings in the growing tourism regions of Patagonia and Mendoza, Marriott continues to grow aggressively in the Latin America region, expanding our footprint and providing Tribute Portfolio guests the opportunity to Stay Independent, while still staying in the family.»
Still, proper ground rules for post-screening discussions could have limited the chances of disruption and allowed at least a taste of the real divisions in such regions as residents (and elected officials) consider a diverse set of risks and opportunities.
Other examples involving both risks and opportunities include changes of investment flows to regions where future climate change impacts may be beneficial for productivity Finally, some impacts that are entirely local and may have little or no direct effect outside the regions in which they occur still threaten values of global significance, and thus trigger international concern.
Although the country still possesses great unexplored hydropower potential, most opportunities are located in the Amazon region, very distant from the main consumption centers and where environmental restrictions impose severe limits for energy exploration.
So, while parts of the U.S. may now have as many farmers markets as the local demand can support, there's still opportunity in other regions (see map below).