missed opportunity

The last Doha round was as big a missed opportunity for China as for the rest of us.

At the very least, this was a missed opportunity for the kind of leadership Mr Obama is capable of exercising.

It is a missed opportunity financially but it has no effect on budgeted performance, and that's the key thing.

Every investor has an "if only" trade, the missed opportunity that sits in the memory bathed in the glow of what might have been.

Too late, then, to remedy the missed opportunity of Basle II or to reinstate Glass-Steagall.

Mr Schwarzenegger's lazy governorship could come to be seen not as the great missed opportunity, but as the spur for reform.

But for Davis, on this day, it was starting to feel like a missed opportunity.

Of course I never told the city editor or any fellow reporters about that missed opportunity for a perfect news picture.

Untreated high blood cholesterol represents a missed opportunity in the face of a global epidemic of chronic diseases.

Later, he identified one missed opportunity by the substitute Dimitar Berbatov and blamed Rooney for "a terrible pass, a really bad pass" .

A recent personal experience with a cookie company highlights how a missed opportunity enraged rather than engaged a satisfied customer.

82% of working adults have a personal mobile device. To not support their business use of it would be a enormous missed opportunity.

If fear and greed are the defining emotions of investing, then there's nothing like a missed opportunity to bring out the greed.

He should be encouraged to do so as soon as possible as this book feels a little like a missed opportunity.

This is one missed opportunity for closed-source global technology companies and a brilliant innovation by the shanzhai industry.

It was not on purpose, but it definitely was a missed opportunity to connect!

The principal one is probably the missed opportunity of doing something else with the money.

i dont wanna look back on life to see this missed opportunity .

It was a missed opportunity as well.

Was this a missed opportunity to rid America of a piece of job-destroying over-regulation, or was it an exercise in judicial prudence?

Inadequate case monitoring systems represent a serious missed opportunity for making epidemic control efforts more effective.

In acknowledgment of more than a decade of missed opportunity, candidates ranging in age from 13 to 37 were allowed to take the exam.

However, people whose regrets involved something they didn't do or a missed opportunity were more likely to hold on to the regret over time.

Dr. Roese notes that regret can be damaging to mental health when a person fixates or ruminates on the missed opportunity.

Do you think MeeGo was a missed opportunity?

Each person cannot carry a burden of responsibility for every ill, missed opportunity, or obvious injustice.

Because the bill does almost nothing to control costs, it was a huge missed opportunity.

The missed opportunity was Greece's only significant effort in the half as South Korea took the lead five minutes later.

All told, the death of Doha would be far worse than a missed opportunity.

As a result, south Asian economic integration has been the great missed opportunity of the post-colonial era.

Star Wars Episodes I-III are generally considered a missed opportunity to cast today's actors in yesterday's roles.

They see it as a missed opportunity for something great.

A cross section of fiscal analysts called the prolonged debt negotiations a missed opportunity for political leaders to take bolder action.

The result is a muddle as well as a missed opportunity.

It amounts, rather, to a missed opportunity.

In retrospect, the financial crisis of 2008 was a missed opportunity.

That is both a dangerous abdication of responsibility and a missed opportunity.

In today's world, this is not only a mistake but a missed opportunity.

"This represents a missed opportunity the size of the South Korean economy for European business in China" .

Beware, then, of writing it off. That way lies missed opportunity.

A missed post is not usually a missed opportunity.

Trust me. There's nothing worse than a missed opportunity.

The new book is a mystery of memory and missed opportunity.

JOACHIM JOHANSSON: It's always a missed opportunity when you lose a match, I think.

This is another missed opportunity to salvage subscriptions and build engagement.

The participation of women in government and business is lacking and this is a huge missed opportunity.

Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity.

They know that the faster they can forget an incident or missed opportunity and get on with the game, the better their performance.

Take the approach that time is money, and a missed opportunity is wasteful.

This is a potential disaster for Hong Kong, and a missed opportunity for China.