Sentence examples for opportunity away from inspiring English sources

"I'd feel like I'd been being so good, paying early, and you're taking that opportunity away from me".

Yet even if fans wanted to watch top soccer games in London this week, soccer officials took that opportunity away from them — and may continue to do so.

If you're certain that people will behave unethically if given the chance, there's a social responsibility to take that opportunity away from them.

In perhaps the most celebrated chapter in Levi's masterpiece, the two men are delivering soup together – giving them a rare opportunity away from the hell of their daily lives to talk.

"My thing is, I want to play basketball, I would enjoy playing in the D-League, but at the same time I don't want to take an opportunity away from a young guy to get exposure.

And second, why would I ruin my legacy by staying on and taking an opportunity away from Afghanistan to become an institutionalized democracy?" Elections are scheduled for April, and American and European officials say privately that billions of dollars of aid on which Afghanistan depends will be jeopardized if the vote does not go ahead.

She coordinates events within the campus, but also job and volunteer opportunities away from it.

"We had numbers in transition, but we threw those opportunities away".

I'm concerned that we lack creativity, lack mobility, and we don't put opportunities away.

Spanish immigrants who sought opportunities away from the fascist rule of Francisco Franco were pivotal in establishing psychoanalysis in the 1940s as a respected profession in Argentina.

We need to rebalance our economy and our country by devolving power away from Westminster and bolstering investment and opportunities away from London and the south-east.