Sentence examples for converting opportunities from inspiring English sources

Avid commitment was flagged as the key to converting opportunities into concrete achievements.

I would say this comfortably and confidently, that he's dealing with a sales killer, someone who is extremely skilled at converting opportunities into closure.

Predictably Rangers would, on a semiregular basis, be in positions from which to inflict damage, but they had difficulty in converting opportunities, largely through a combination of sloppy finishing, diligent defending and ill luck.

In the N.F.L., success is always about the ability to convert opportunities.

When teams from the Six Nations play New Zealand, South Africa and Australia, they need the capacity to make the right decisions under pressure and convert opportunities into tries.

After the match, Federer said he had beaten himself, had made too many errors and hadn't converted opportunities when he had them.

That combination allows him not only to convert opportunities off turnovers as a runaway fast-breaker, but also while filling the lane without the ball on the wing or trailing behind the initial break.

Paul Shuey pitched two perfect innings in relief, and Eric Gagne worked the ninth for his 50th save, extending his major league record to 58 straight converted opportunities and becoming the first in major league history to record 50 saves in two seasons.

Barnsley had further chances to level again but Jim O'Brien, Jacob Mellis and Jason Scotland all failed to convert opportunities.

"He's solid and consistent and if you don't convert opportunities against him, the games become longer and the pressure builds on you".

The partnerships then build inclusively drawn, tailored sustainability plans to convert opportunities into stronger and healthier futures.