Opportunity
71opportunity cost — op·por·tu·ni·ty cost n: the cost of making an investment that is the difference between the return on one investment and the return on an alternative Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
72opportunity knocks but once — This idiom means that you only get one chance to achieve what you really want to do …
73Opportunity rover timeline for 2005 April — This article describes part of the mission timeline of the NASA Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity. Further information: Opportunity rover timeline Contents 1 Mars Exploration Rover Mission timelines 2 2005 April to April 8 3 …
74Opportunity cost — Economics …
75Opportunity No. 17, Alberta — Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17   Municipal district   …
76Opportunity Knocks (UK TV series) — For other uses, see Opportunity Knocks (disambiguation). Opportunity Knocks Format Talent Show Starring Hughie Green (1949–1978) Bob Monkhouse (1987–1989) Les Dawson (1990) Country of origin …
77Opportunity Knocks (US TV series) — For other uses, see Opportunity Knocks (disambiguation). Opportunity Knocks Opportunity Knocks logo and J.D. Roth Format Game Show …
78Opportunity school — An opportunity school is an alternative to regular schools. Students who may be applicable to attend opportunity schools are students who have unique situations that may hinder their abilities in an average schooling environment. This may include …
79opportunity never knocks twice at any man’s door — Fortune occurs instead of opportunity in earlier forms of the saying. Several quotations below represent slightly different ideas based on the original proverb. In quots. 1809 and 1981, Opportunity is said to knock once or more, but in other… …
80opportunity cost — The price paid for not investing in a different investment. It is the income lost from missed opportunities. Had the money not been invested in land, earning 5%, it could have been invested in T Bills, earning 10%. The 5% difference is an… …
