The tartily dressed canary in the coalmine These descendants of rave and hip-hop know that, whatever messages The X Factor might convey, you can't just play your music, get discovered and become a star – an altogether more complex raft of skills and a sharp eye for opportunity are needed to survive in the modern music industry.
"The entire Pearson group has a sharp eye on opportunities in India," he said.
But Rojo is clearly thinking creatively and has a sharp eye for any opportunity.
But he turned out to be practical and shrewd, a politician capable of playing hardball to win election (he squeezed every opponent out of his first race), a legislator with a sharp eye for an opportunity, a strategist willing to compromise to accomplish things.
He was 24 years old and had a sharp eye for the opportunities in a crisis.
During the ceasefire, Israel prevented any exports from leaving the strip in clear violation of a 2005 accord, leading to a sharp drop in employment opportunities.
As the company grew through a quick series of acquisitions, Mr. Sprecher won a reputation for being the "enfant terrible" of the energy industry, with a "sharp eye for identifying opportunities and seizing on them in a very aggressive way," Dr. Pirrong said.
So instead you eventually hit too many topspin backhands that fall short, weakly, giving your opponent an opportunity for a sharp response, or you defensively get under the ball, slice the backhand with underspin, and it travels with considerably less pace, and your opponent has an opportunity to crush it.
The Swiss berated himself loudly when a chance slipped by in the third set, but he capitalised on his next opportunity with a sharp move to the net and the comeback was on.
Both those roles came in feature films and only a few years ago the presence of a Hollywood actress in a British TV series would have denoted a sharp downturn in her career opportunities.
