Sentence examples for repeated opportunity from inspiring English sources

Western audiences had to weigh the moral compromise of attending such propaganda events against the rare, perhaps never to be repeated opportunity to see truly great artists, themselves pawns of the regime.

Mr. Bush has also unveiled a significant, and significantly detailed, number of policy proposals, an obvious side benefit of which is the repeated opportunity for him to stand tall at a lectern and utter words sculpted to have a presidential feel.

At the same time, Mr. Greenwood, whose claim to moral supremacy might be challenged on the grounds that he has been married four times, took repeated opportunity to denounce the principal in the news media, saying that her decision offended him "as a Christian".

They enjoyed 60% of the possession in the first-half, but despite repeated opportunities they couldn't crack the Panthers line.

Six of the eight choreographers responsible for the nine premieres had participated in the Diamond Project in the past and the repeated opportunities proved justified.

The Mets' lineup is deep in right-handed hitters and as Joe Torre's right-handed set-up man, Nelson could get repeated opportunities against Edgardo Alfonzo, Mike Piazza, Todd Zeile and Jay Payton.

Even when Poe lands in solitary and is offered repeated opportunities to confess the truth about what happened in the mill building, he stoically resists.

It also proposes that, throughout the devolution process, there are repeated opportunities for engaging the public, and a wider range of elected councillors, which should be capitalised upon.

Given repeated opportunities by Sean Hannity, the Fox host, to link Mr. Obama to Mr. Wright, Mr. McCain steadfastly defended his rival, saying "I do know Senator Obama.

And Mr. Obama's competitive edge from 2008 clearly dulled, as he missed repeated opportunities to challenge Mr. Romney on his falsehoods and turnabouts.

"Phones4U was offered repeated opportunities to propose competitive distribution terms to enable us to conclude a new agreement, but was unable to do so on terms which were commercially viable for Vodafone in the current UK market conditions".