Sentence examples for eyeing opportunities from inspiring English sources

Others are potential foreign investors eyeing opportunities in Libya's oil-rich eastern region.

So the "Anatolian tigers"—small-and medium-sized entrepreneurs from Turkey's conservative heartland are eyeing opportunities in Africa.

With their bonuses likely to be decimated by the company's financial problems, many BP traders are eyeing opportunities at Wall Street firms or with companies overseas.

And as Bush approaches the end of his second term, he is eyeing opportunities to leave his mark on the nation's landscape.

But it is also a recognition of the sultanate's cultural diversity and historical ties with the African coast as a source of strength and possible future benefit.Tanzanians too are eyeing opportunities.

Investors, led by the French, have flocked back, eyeing opportunities in a country that is rich in minerals, has a well-developed farm sector and an impressive professional class.

Our gurus are now eying opportunities in the energy sector.

Now it is eying opportunities in  Japan and parts of Southeast Asia — which has a cumulative population of over 600 million — with Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia specifically mentioned.

Now his agent is eyeing up opportunities in England.

Western business schools for their part are eyeing the opportunities presented by changing dynamics at Japanese organizations.

Residents of Loni Kalbhor, a village about 14 miles from the city of Pune, are eyeing other opportunities.