Time is of the essence.

Tom didn't want to miss anything.

I don't want to miss that.

But such opportunities are all too easy to squander.

This new Russian concern is a window of opportunity that cannot be lost and should be tested.

To talk about the pollution of morality is to miss the point.

You shouldn't miss the opportunity to see it.

You shouldn't miss the opportunity to see it.

You shouldn't miss the opportunity to see it.

And now it risks missing another important clue.

We must all seize this moment.

Yes, we must not miss the opportunity of purchasing it,' Vronsky declared.

Navalny also tried to score nationalist points, however.

Even so, as the saying goes, it is important not to waste a good crisis.

If you want to succeed you've got to be okay to just lose control.

In Canada, for example, it would be risky to overlook the special interests of Quebec.

This crisis, like so many others, would be a terrible thing to waste.

Philosophy is intended to show us facts that are so obvious that we might miss them.

I couldn't resist a touch of schadenfreude when he was defeated so heavily in the election.

In the blood and drama of the events, however, we might miss a significant element of the story.

Abba Eban once said of the PLO that it never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

And one of the great lessons that Greenpeace actually learned was that it's okay to lose control.

The talks being held now are an opportunity that neither side can afford to miss.

No one not the US, the EU, Turkey, Greece, or the two Cypriot communities can afford to waste it.

I couldn't miss it. It was 2,200 acres in size 2,200 acres in size, 2,000 years old.

As people whose bread and butter is tied to daily changes in a situation, journalists can sometimes miss the bigger (historical) picture.

Coping with this global challenge also offers an enormous opportunity for future prosperity and social justice that we must seize.

As a result, we risk losing sight of tackling the world s most important problems first, as well as missing the best long term approach to global warming.

But it is clear to me that this moment in Myanmar s history represents a real opportunity for permanent change an opportunity that the international community must not miss.

The US, France, Canada, and other major donor countries must not miss this historic opportunity to give vital help to Preval s democratically elected new government.

WithSyria took the lead on both Twitter and Facebook trends earlier this week to argue the world leaders to not miss this chance to act on their pledge.

In the end, no measurement of deforestation is without fault. But, ultimately, we may be missing the point by focusing on relative rates of global deforestation.

Managing urbanization as it occurs, rather than struggling to fix cities later, is an opportunity that developing country leaders should not miss.

Focusing on average outcomes also misses the fact that the experiences of poor people during times of economic growth are diverse.

With so much political friction in Iran and Iraq, it is easy to overlook the growing unrest in Nigeria, the world s eighth largest oil exporter.

But to insist on only these negative stories is to flatten my experience and to overlook the many other stories that formed me.

Many Taiwanese took the opportunity to take photos of the perhaps once in a lifetime snowy scenery.

This confluence of political need has created an opportunity for all three countries to cooperate more closely in the management of civilian nuclear power, and this opportunity should not be missed.

I left the kitchen not really in shock about Santa, but rather I was just dumbfounded about how I could have missed this whole age of reason thing.

Yes, we need to monitor, prevent, and punish , but one might lose sight of other problems, if that s all he does.

Europeans have reason to be optimistic if they recognize the opportunity that their crisis has created and act boldly and decisively to seize it.

By revealing underlying weaknesses that more traditional risk assessment methods may miss, we could pinpoint the structural reforms, behavioral changes, and strategic investments that increased resilience requires.

But if we do not integrate the President of the European Council into the existing institutional structure and relegate the presidency to presiding over the meetings of the European Council, we will miss an important chance to strengthen the overall decision making capacity of the Union.

As Asian innovation comes into its own, the US and other developed countries must find ways to participate or risk missing the opportunity of the century in a vain bid to recapture bygone supremacy.

Summing up, it is clear the future holds great opportunities. It also holds pitfalls. The trick will be to avoid the pitfalls, seize the opportunities, and get back home by six o'clock.