Sentence examples for thinking about opportunities from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wilson, originally from Green Bay, Wis., was on vacation in Cambodia four years ago, she began thinking about opportunities to start a business here.

Mitchell is thinking about opportunities across Turkey's border in northern Iraq.

At least, that's the conclusion that college friends Razaq Ahmed and Edward Popoola came to while they were thinking about opportunities for new financial services options in their home country of Nigeria.

I think the offer he was thinking about was Opportunity Knocks, it wasn't one of my shows.

What we're more and more aware of is that we need to be thinking about opportunity costs.

According to Bunting, "We can start thinking about this as an opportunity for us to think globally about the kinds of policies we need in place in order for people … to age comfortably".

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Some CCGs are driven by power or whether they can make money out of it – they don't think about the patients, they are thinking about the opportunities.

All this got me thinking about the opportunities I turned down because I didn't think I was ready.

All along, I kept thinking about the opportunities my son had been given in year seven: the chance to take part in enterprise activities every half term, where he and his friends made and sold products and learned basic business skills, fundraising during Red Nose Day, anti-bullying week.

That's something the Irish should be thinking about as opportunities slip out of their grasp.