Sentence examples for newfound opportunity from inspiring English sources

There is still a newfound opportunity to improve governance, but only Anwar has the experience to provide that direction, because no one else in the opposition has worked in government at such a senior level as he has.

Dykstra did not attend college, and, like many accomplished autodidacts, he is ever alert for signs of condescension, but he relishes his newfound opportunity to meet executives in a boardroom rather than on the charity golf circuit, and studies their habits carefully, to the point of noting their preferred e-mail font sizes.

New companies with new business models sprung up, seizing the newfound opportunity brought by the web.

Licensees, who are above all businesspeople thrilled at this newfound opportunity, plow full steam ahead.

Asked in 1994 to explain the nastiness of her critics, Hillary Clinton called them men who found women's newfound opportunities hard to take.

Silicon Valley's behemoths clearly have stellar ambitions of their own - and the newfound opportunities presented by Earth-observation may well prove too tempting to resist.

But if everyone took advantage of those newfound opportunities to break the rules, big societies would collapse before they even got started.

Between moving to a new city and working on a glamourous, award-winning TV show, their life was full of newfound opportunities to meet prospects.

Between moving to a new city and working on a glamorous, award-winning TV show, their life was full of newfound opportunities to meet prospects.

One unforeseen upshot of the lockout laws has been to reinvigorate nightlife in other parts of the city, as plenty of enterprising promoters have seized newfound opportunities in the restrictions.

(Elizabeth) The participants reported that HIV had given them a new set of goals and newfound opportunities, largely related to helping those newly diagnosed with HIV, or within the educational or care sector.