Sentence examples for getting better opportunities from inspiring English sources

He was simply expressing, as someone who has no dog in the fight, that his friends are getting better opportunities in the US than here.

In a grand slam, you don't get better opportunities than that.

I've got better opportunities because I'm Asian and I'm different, and I think it's good.

Thorn said that a coach could "do some tweaks" and perhaps see how his team could get better opportunities, "but you've got to make shots".

Investors "are thinking broadly the same line of thought: to diversify their risk and get better opportunities, opportunities that are relatively ignored," Lee added.

"We can probably go back into the war room and just try to work on some things in those situations and try to improve on them because we definitely need to get better opportunities".

People migrate – or move – from the countryside to the city to get better opportunities, but end up with nowhere to live.

"We felt we had offered him a good deal but I think he feels he will get better opportunities elsewhere". The Blades will be due compensation from De Girolamo's next club because they brought him through their academy and he is under 24.

This way, the young generation of South Sudan will get better opportunities to build their country, despite of its history of violent conflict.

"When we get better opportunities, even if we don't score, we can get back on defense". Katherine Gabayeron scored her third goal of the game with 1 26 left in the fourth quarter to extend Cerritos' lead and end the scoring at 15-3.

Remember to compare, not threaten or brag that you've got better opportunities elsewhere.