Sentence examples for opportunity to define from inspiring English sources

We have now the opportunity to define marriage for ourselves.

But it does have a renewed opportunity to define itself in its own heroic terms.

Wallace never had the opportunity to define it, which means that the rest of you do.

Any incoming government will have the opportunity to define a future direction that stimulates growth and prosperity as never before.

More sadly, the Jones decision shirks an opportunity to define what the twenty-first-century university is.

It would also deprive the American political system of a conclusive opportunity to define the fundamental principles of presidential accountability.

Now the Organization of American States, by opening this discussion, has an opportunity to define the existing chaos on an international level.

The opportunity to define their comparatively under-credentialed generation of American men's tennis did not present itself like some slick marketing campaign.

"The last two or three weeks, we've availed ourselves of the opportunity to define Jon Corzine on our terms before he can define himself".

But I believe that it is not enough to just reject Trump – this is an opportunity to define a progressive vision for America.

Obama must know that that would be wasting a great opportunity to define his party as the champion of fiscal responsibility.