Sentence examples for wild opportunities from inspiring English sources

Straya is chock-full of wild opportunities for the thrill seeker, from snorkeling to exploring the Outback.

Volatility is hitting extremes, creating wild opportunity for options speculating.

"I heard he flew to Mexico City in that make-up," the man says. . Hernández's persona is proof positive that Tijuana, in its own curious way, is a land of wild opportunity.

He's the Old World instructing the New in the fine points of etiquette and speech while enjoying the savage opportunities of the Wild West.

Likewise, Apple may opt to introduce new models to its two-year-old iPhone line at a deliberate pace in an effort to grab as much of the smart phone market as it can, rather than chasing wild new opportunities.

Brett Parker, Cargomatic's co-founder and chief operating officer, said smartphones have made big dreams ever more possible in "one of the last Wild West opportunities" to make a living.

In the wild, CFL opportunities may be present throughout the day, so the trade-off against free feeding could have potentially greater impact on overall energy intake.

"It has so much cultural significance but also so much personal significance, and to get to play with these beloved characters is a wild creative opportunity".

But such regionality has become commonplace and expected for tournaments in the Middle East, which often have to reach beyond their own borders to find Arab players deserving of wild-card opportunities.

The bear lacks any of the species' "clumsy gracefulness", she argues, which Potter could only have realized after seeing bears in the wild – an opportunity that simply did not exist for her in England.

Jaziri's 17-year-old Tunisian compatriot Ons Jabeur recently made a similarly strong showing after being given a wild-card opportunity in Doha.