Sentence examples similar to recognised opportunity from inspiring English sources

"The prime minister [Malcolm Turnbull] seems to have recognised opportunities with new clean technologies, but there has been no improvement in government policy.

"I worked for it, didn't I? I recognised opportunities and I took them; I wasn't afraid and I took risks".

If this is not recognised, opportunities for research on breast cancer aetiology may be lost.

You won't recognise opportunity if you think small".

Developed and developing countries, governments and industry, shareholders and employees we all share a responsibility to make meaningful contributions to protect and strengthen the international trading system.Thomas Edison, GE's founder, used to say that people don't recognise opportunity because it "usually goes around wearing overalls looking like hard work".

Who can help you accept that change happened, recognise opportunities and prepare yourself to embrace them?

"Entrepreneurship is about recognising opportunities and understanding how to exploit them," she said.

Any organisation can add events to Enterprise Week with the intention of building skills, recognising opportunities and inspiring confidence.

Women don't negotiate for themselves as often as men do, Babcock found, because they don't always recognise opportunities to negotiate.

In addition, I need to recognise opportunities to engage our alumni and their organisations in our World of Work (WoW) programme.

Mathletics features in his teaching at Kelley, and he hopes that the downturn will lead to schools recognising opportunities in sectors beyond financial services.At the Wharton School of Business, faculty faith in the sports business extends to the students.