Sentence examples for opportunity to transform a from inspiring English sources

It was an opportunity to transform a second-tier company into a powerhouse.

Wanting to maximize her industry knowledge, Sergi seized an opportunity to transform a label for her California Zinfandel and Carmenere blend, called Redhead Wine, into a marketable product.

Frederick Douglass's first home in the nation's capital is on the market, and its future owners will have the opportunity to transform a large, historic slab of property on Capitol Hill into residences or a museum.

The parcel, currently owned by the United States Government and occupied by the United States Coast Guard, presents an opportunity to transform a disruption in the urban experience of the harbor walk to a public amenity.

When we started nine years ago, we recognized it was not just a question of hosting the Olympic Games; we also saw it as a massive opportunity to transform a large part of East London, an area that has been an industrial waste ground for centuries.

Alistair Gordon, chief executive of Keolis UK, said: "What's exciting about the east coast mainline is that there is an opportunity to transform a hugely important national route, which is yet to see the same levels of investment as the west coast mainline".

"I saw it as a creative challenge," he says now. "How do we counter that narrative?" In vasectomies Stack saw an opportunity to transform an "act of love" into a global movement – a means "to engage men in the conversation".

Tottenham MP, David Lammy, who has campaigned to keep Spurs in Haringey, said: "I support this bid by Tottenham Hotspur, which has the opportunity to transform an entire community with the highest unemployment in London.

Ford CEO Mark Fields says the carmaker learned from Kodak's mistake, which missed the opportunity to transform from a traditional film company to a digital film company that would embrace mobility.

We used projectors to 'paint with light' the UN General Assembly's Hall – a unique opportunity to transform such an emblematic place".

From a policy perspective it offers a great opportunity to transform burglary from a volume crime to a rare (or almost obsolete) crime type via further fine-tuned targeting of those who are particularly vulnerable.