Sentence examples for opportunity at which from inspiring English sources

The summit meeting, which begins with a working lunch Thursday, is to a large extent a photo opportunity at which leaders issue communiqués that were agreed upon well ahead of time.

Meanwhile, the Chinese have struggled mightily to come up with something relevant for their guests to wear during the traditional APEC photo opportunity at which the leaders don shirts reflecting the culture of the host country.

They have also added weight to the annual event, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, which has in the past been best known, perhaps, for the closing photo opportunity, at which leaders put on shirts that reflect the culture of the host country.

Only then did the penny drop that the protests, upheaval, and overthrow of an oppressive regime were also a huge potential opportunity, at which point the assembled bosses showed admirable speed in allocating budgets for supporting civil society activists in Egypt, and backing it up with advocacy at the Arab League and elsewhere.

Saaed Ajmal was introduced in the 15th over and the bowling powerplay was taken, the earliest opportunity at which it may now be implemented, and from round the wicket turned his third delivery in to trap Pietersen plumb lbw for 26.

Turkey is an exciting marketplace, but the question is which opportunities at which price.

Consequently, dispersal is a carefully orchestrated and hard-wired process and its stereotyped nature provides numerous opportunities at which to determine the genetic requirements for chemotaxis.

Haier certainly sees an opportunity at Maytag, which still has 13 of its 15 production sites in America.

Come Thursday we didn't pitch for investment – we just presented our tumultuous story of the last three days, and explained the realistic opportunity at hand, which needs no investment.

That experience of creating a standard and working with all of those consumer electronics companies led to a great opportunity at SiBEAM, which is taking the wired way for TVs, DVD players and set-top boxes to connect and turning that into a wireless connectivity standard.

UNICEF's Global Girls Education Programmee operates in more than 60 countries to ensure that girls have an equal opportunity at education, which is key in postponing marriage and for the overall development of girls.