Sentence examples for legitimate opportunity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "legitimate opportunity" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a valid or credible chance for advancement, success, or benefit in various contexts, such as business or personal development. Example: "The company provided a legitimate opportunity for employees to advance their careers through training programs."
That prompt withdrawal gave Tipsarevic two round-robin matches and a legitimate opportunity to contend at this tournament.
The challenge for Smith is whether he can go beyond being an N.F.L. novelty and get a legitimate opportunity to play quarterback.
Mr. Olbermann asserted in a statement backed up by his manager, Michael Price, that he was not given a "legitimate opportunity to host under acceptable conditions".
"If we bring somebody in, I want them to have a legitimate opportunity to compete to be on the team," Schottenheimer said.
"We're not going to rush," he said, "and we're not going to do something that we think has less than a legitimate opportunity to get the job done".
While it was easy to focus on the theater and drama of Mickelson's last-chance birdie attempt at the 18th hole, he squandered his entirely legitimate opportunity to win hours earlier.
The law, in word and intent, is intended to offer reasonable public protection from recidivists while allowing ex-offenders legitimate opportunities to rejoin mainstream society.
You have only so many legitimate opportunities to win, and if you don't take advantage of those opportunities, you're cheating yourself".
The site's founders, Jessica Massa and Rebecca Wiegand, say that in a world where "courtship" is quickly being redefined, women must recognize a flirtatious exchange of tweets, or a lingering glance at a company softball game, as legitimate opportunities for romance, too.
"I really think the N.F.L. and N.B.A. have been irresponsible in not providing other legitimate opportunities for kids that really don't want to go to college," Bob Bowlsby, the commissioner of the Big 12 Conference, said on Sunday, appearing before the press with Emmert.
After 120 minutes of sophisticated defensive soccer, a handful of legitimate opportunities and no goals, this intense World Cup quarterfinal ended today with the host nation delirious that four of its five penalty-kickers had found the net during the nerve-jangling shootout, to only three for Italy.
