Sentence examples for light opportunities from inspiring English sources

When errors came to light, opportunities were missed to rectify them.

Most of Jonathan Safran Foer's music-listening takes place in the car while driving to his preferred vegan market, which is 37 miles away from his home, giving him plenty of red light opportunities for fist pumping and shoulder brushing to his catalog's more rambunctious cuts.

Most of Jonathan Safran Foer's music-listening takes place in the car while driving to his preferred vegan market, which is 37 miles away from his home, giving him plenty of red light opportunities for fist pumping and shoulder brushing to his catalogue's more rambunctious cuts.

Mrs. Kirchner conducted a carefully orchestrated campaign heavy on international diplomacy but light on opportunities for rigorous press questioning or debates with her rivals.

As the Olympics and Paralympics' official network infrastructure supporter, Cisco is helping to develop a sustainable legacy with initiatives that light up opportunities in the very communities where the games took place.

The moment was not merely one of those "thousand points of light" photo opportunities favored by the former Bush administration, in which notable do-gooders were ushered into the White House for a presidential handshake and five minutes of recognition.

Mailing lists still matter, and reasons why may shed light on opportunities for further innovation in social media.

"I want to bring to light investment opportunities of game changing, innovative products and experiences, which are created by 'nontraditional' founders".

After having trouble making partners at these lauded firms see the light on opportunities to invest in companies like Pinterest, Teo launched Binary Capital in 2014 with Justin Caldbeck.

Planting such seeds, we are reaping just what we are sowing: more heat than light, unending opportunities for food industry abuses, stunning lack of public health progress and the very kind of trees that make the forest impossible to see.

Thus, this case from eastern Oregon may shed light on opportunities for managing fire-prone forests using an "all lands approach" elsewhere in the West.