Sentence examples for mean opportunity from inspiring English sources
It turned out to mean opportunity.
That will mean opportunity for some enterprising inventors and destruction for others.
Besides, tragedy can mean opportunity for a historian because the collective memory about cataclysms is often short.
Ignoring chants of "U.S.A.!," he called for a world "where global capitalism doesn't mean opportunity for some and suffering for many and hopelessness for many more".
In 1983, he told U.S. News & World Report that the two great symbols of the 19th century were the covered wagon and the Statue of Liberty because "they both mean opportunity grasped by moving on".
Most of these, in turn, think of holidays as paradigmatic times of leisure, by which they mean opportunity for relaxation, not just of body and mind, but - even if only in the form of a little self-indulgence - of morals too: for holidays and moral holidays go together like cakes and ale.
Lucky for travelers, the economic woes of these countries can mean opportunities for those who want to visit them.
Tough times also mean opportunities for solid companies with cash to spend.
And the country's existing infrastructure challenges also mean opportunities to build new businesses.
"Internet access means opportunity.
