little opportunity

Most have little opportunity to reclaim a life of solid, dependable work.

“When your client or loved one is facing death, you have to take every little opportunity to protect them,” Romanova said.

Due to the downturn in the economy in the Mississippi Delta, there is little opportunity to cultivate those talents.

But the reason my career is so up and down is that I get very little opportunity.

There is little opportunity for studying hand-books as one goes along.

Our youth have but little opportunity for observation, and a great deal of time for experience.

But he had little opportunity of practising as a barrister, for his parliamentary ambitions were soon fulfilled.

She had very little opportunity, however, for thought; and there was that awaiting her which was not calculated to quiet her mind.

Paul threaded his way among them contentedly, for he loved children and had all too little opportunity to be with them.