Sentence examples for opportunity has turned from inspiring English sources

Peering into a hole that it dug, the Mars rover Opportunity has turned up new puzzles for scientists to ponder.

Of course, both kinds of Russians are often the same people in different guise: apparatchiks whom historical opportunity has turned into plutocrats.

"Mounting inequality of wealth and opportunity has turned the United States into the country with the greatest degree of economic polarization in the developed world.... Our nation's transition to an information-based, service-oriented economy has produced levels of wealth and income inequality not seen here since the 1920's".

When the Yankees struck in the ninth, a blown save had turned into a victory for Gordon, and a night of opportunity had turned into another bitter loss for the Red Sox.

With intensified competition for entry-level work opportunities, their counterparts who did not attend or finish college have faced even greater obstacles to finding suitable employment, and for those who didn't finish high school, the employment opportunities have turned even bleaker.

Now, though, as his decade has drawn to a close, his time is widely seen as a missed opportunity and attention has turned to the new generation.

Equal opportunity for all has turned into a policy of forced, equal outcomes for all, regardless of input or skill.

For Ms. Jean, a dancer with Haiti's National Theater, tragedy has turned into opportunity in a way that dizzies her.

Since then Ejdin has moved to England, where he has turned down opportunities to work with Premier League academies in favour of educating himself further.

The musicians have the final say over whether a product can be included, he said, and Atlantic has turned down opportunities because the placement would not have appeared to be natural.

Similarly, Prince has turned down opportunities to have his music in the series, stating that he felt that it was "more important that kids learn how to actually play the guitar".