Sentence examples for tiny opportunity from inspiring English sources

I have a tiny opportunity to speak out in spaces where I could have the ear of people who make policy.

Tourists usually pay more and there is also a tiny opportunity that some of them may fall in love with a poor girl and take her overseas.

Take every tiny opportunity.

But for Neymar it can be almost as if the action is in slow motion, and tiny opportunities to push the ball around a defender - or through his legs - appear to him in complete clarity.

On my way back home, I was given a tiny, small opportunity to do just that.

Every October, during the tiny window of opportunity when the electronic reservations list opens, foodies around the globe cross their fingers and press "send".

The Bruins insist they are not thinking about letting another easy series be complicated, writes Joe McDonald on ESPN.com, but the Rangers are seizing on their tiny slice of opportunity, Johnette Howard writes on ESPN.com.

At the time, there was some talk that these filmed plays would not be seen again after their limited runs: you might have only a tiny window of opportunity to watch Zero Mostel imitate a rhinoceros in the play of the same name or Susannah York, in her bra, panties and garter belt, in "The Maids".

And it's got the power to give a tiny baby the opportunity to join two dads who are going to give him or her the very best life they possibly can.

You have a tiny window of opportunity to score just after doing this because (with good timing) you will have passed right through the goalie.

When 80% of jobs are not advertised, jobcentres only offer a tiny pool of opportunities, in which around 1 million unemployed young people are now struggling to stay afloat.