Legendre, a student of Tibetan Buddhism, says she saw a sort of cosmic opportunity in her mother's bequest, a chance to "change the karma" of an estate once cultivated by slaves and used by her parents as a hunting playground.
Nothing in this recital of deprivation hints at any sort of opportunity knocking.
The growing impression is that if any sort of opportunity offers itself the Western leaders will try to use it.
This reasoning is filled with the promise that, with the right kind of care, any child can rise to any sort of opportunity.
"In the choice of myths, there is a sort of 'equal opportunity' (highly appropriate in these politically correct days) for homosexual love and heterosexual love," Antonio Paolucci, the superintendent of Florentine museums, writes in an introduction to the Accademia's catalog, "idealized, idealized to the extreme, it must be said, both the one and the other".
Nevertheless, ambidextrous leaders engage in complex cognitive processes (Mom et al. 2015) such as integrative or paradoxical thinking (Martin 2007; Smith and Tushman 2005) to accommodate the tensions that are likely to come out when pursuing a sort of diverse opportunities, goals, and needs.
The aging of America presents a different sort of opportunity to James K. Galbraith, a professor at the University of Texas, who opened an interview with this very succinct expression of pessimism: "We're likely to see a situation that makes people angry and miserable for years".
He is watching closely a different sort of opportunity in the American market: he expects that the upheaval caused by deregulation will result in over half the generating assets in America changing hands by 2010.Shell is taking the idea furthest.
That's when she learned about a very different sort of opportunity at a management consulting company with an office in Lisbon.
The only way of dealing with this degree of interest is to see it as a sort of national marketing opportunity.
