Sentence examples for opportunity of change from inspiring English sources

In trying to make the money she thought she deserved and to keep her family around her, she said, "you have to be willing to take the brunt of some judgment and criticism if you are seeking to create an opportunity of change that will not just affect you".

James Sanpha Koroma created a banking institution in the unlikeliest of times by seizing the opportunity of change.

In a speech earlier this year Mr Cameron said that Britain needed to seize the opportunity of changes in global economic circumstances, such as rising costs in emerging markets, to persuade companies to come home.

According to the test design, candidates at higher levels are expected to engage in functions such as initiating a topic, developing/supporting it, or finding opportunities of change the topic.

To halt the flight from reason, we must convince people to seize the opportunities of change instead of clinging to phantoms.

UNAIDS has demonstrated that we have a five-year window of opportunity to change the trajectory of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

There is still a window of opportunity to change the broad direction of western policy towards the country, but it is getting smaller by the day.

The Western Cape Province's history of challenging national and international TB control policies may also have influenced the opening of a window of opportunity for change.

Labor this week used the opportunity of the change of leadership to extend the hand to the government once again on super concessions.

They do it voluntarily because they understand that investors are attracted to organisations that see the threat and opportunity of climate change.

Having worked on sportswear for Umbro and more recently at Dunhill, the British-born designer took the opportunity of a change of job to fill in some travel gaps, going to Easter Island and planning a trip to Madagascar this summer.