Sentence examples for opportunity from which from inspiring English sources

Some time before the Ibrox side took the lead, Van Bronckhorst's untypical error had allowed Vareille the opportunity from which he should have given Kilmarnock the lead.

The same event convinces the euro's champions that it is an opportunity from which Britain would be mad to abstain.The evidence that ought to have pained Tony Blair was the Euro-summit in Pörtschach in Austria two weeks ago.

Our third day was planned as a 12-mile hike across the park's southern border, passing alongside Reflection Lakes, a popular photo opportunity from which Rainier looks like a snow-capped pyramid.

For Isringhausen, who earned his first save in 1999 as a Met, there is no situation he cannot handle, nor any blown save opportunity from which he cannot quickly recover.

Everybody knows what the problems are: there are pockets within which a culture of poor care is allowed to flourish; a system of regulation proved unfit for purpose; and a complaints procedure that all too often views the complaint as a problem to manage, rather than an opportunity from which to learn.

More significantly for a cricketer whose early years in an England shirt were blighted by injuries and erratic form, it was just over five years ago when he was handed an opportunity from which he has never looked back.

But the hospitals also have many opportunities from which to gain.

Her bitterness about the opportunities from which black people have been, and still are, disbarred by colour never spills over into the kind of dark thoughts of revenge articulated by her contemporary John Edgar Wideman.

My issue with it has always been that it gives a team the security of having possession without offering them the opportunities from which they might score the goals that win the game.

The inevitable flurry of replacements around the hour mark, fitter, stronger, faster players from one to 15 and better organised defensive structures all contribute but the lineout, of which there were 352 in the Six Nations at an average of 23 per match, becomes one of the few opportunities from which to launch an attack.

They correct the overpricing and investor complacency that builds up, creating good buying opportunities from which the market can rise in a sustained manner".