Sentence examples for any opportunistic from inspiring English sources

I'm not on the right or the left, and I don't want to be used under any opportunistic labels.

The usually attentive New York media hasn't snapped any opportunistic photos of Ruth out shopping or lunching on Fifth Avenue while her husband battles for his freedom.

A virus enters the host through any opportunistic opening of the body—; such as minute breaks in the skin barrier or mucosal linings of the eye, nose, etc.

After 60 years of relative prosperity, the older vote is strewn with reactionary bedwetters; massively in denial, and easy prey for any opportunistic demagogue who advocates turning the clock back to a golden era that scarcely existed.

His soul was susceptible to God's whimsy, just as his body was susceptible to any opportunistic thing that might hurt it". Sent away to preach in Alabama church revivals when he's just 15, Six regards his ability to inspire and heal as a curse, a power that makes him feel inadequate and fraudulent.

Admittedly there is a fair chance the source of these side-effects is having children rather than the dilute nitrous oxide the NHS offers to women having babies – and by extension to any opportunistic co-parent willing to go the extra yard and really share the birth experience while the nurse is out of the room.

There is no difference between an opportunistic pathogen and any other kind of pathogen.

Of course, you still need to ensure that the tree is nowhere near any launching points for an opportunistic jump.

Nor was Labour any less opportunistic for most of its long years in opposition.

By quantifying with a common measure the relative decrease of TB (or any other opportunistic infection) in relation to HIV, we will facilitate comparing the benefits obtained across populations.

The incidence rates of any infections, opportunistic infections and serious infections were stable over time.