Sentence examples for opportunity to sort from inspiring English sources

But it awarded the opportunity to sort and market recyclable items to multinational conglomerates.

He ordered a 15-minute adjournment to give the disputing parties an opportunity to "sort it out".

"We're thrilled we now have the opportunity to sort out the facts," said the farm's owner, Kevin Lunny.

Political experts say that Mr. Toledo now has the opportunity to sort things out and improve his standing and effectiveness.

But because most defendants take plea bargains instead of going to trial, the courts are often deprived of the opportunity to sort it out.

In many ways that is how it should be: an election in which differences are sharpened rather than blurred, where voters have the opportunity to sort out the mixed messages from the last several cycles.

If a more democratically legitimate presidency comes into being, it will then create the opportunity to start sorting out the limited competencies that Brussels needs to build and maintain an integrated Europe.

"It's an opportunity to just sort of schmooze.

When you've plucked someone out of oblivion like I've done for her, to give her this opportunity to just sort of step slowly into the realm of entertainment, I would've liked to see her raise the bar a bit.

Negotiating what customs from each of the religions can be a wonderful opportunity for couples to sort out their religious beliefs before marrying.

And I think that everybody was desperately trying to fend off the worst effects institutionally, governmentally, and there just wasn't that opportunity to try to sort this out, and that came later".