Sentence examples for become opportune from inspiring English sources

The climate has become opportune for farmers to take to conservation farming.Developing countries with pervasive poverty and expanding populations should spread a do-ecology methodology which can confer tangible ecological and economic benefits.

It was spoken like the Reaganite that he used to be before it became opportune for him to become a "Democrat" and tie his future to the then rising star of Bill Clinton.

It has become an opportune to develop new module technologies because manufacturers are using larger wafers leading to problems with interconnection of cells.

The draft text of the CPD resolution, which member states will be encouraged to sign on Friday, states that the 20th anniversary of the Cairo agreement, as it has become known, offers an opportune moment to "take stock of existing achievements, while also suggesting further steps to accelerate its implementation".

But even if Chipotle has become the most politically opportune of fast food chains, others bear their own political weight.

There was no more opportune moment to become a psychologist.

Botswana is undoubtedly in an opportune position to become a global economic center as De Beers Diamond Trading Company headquarters relocates from London to Gaborone in late 2013.

However, with VR and AR poised to become a mainstream force, it's the opportune time to think about how kids will interact with these technologies.

I believe that it's never been a more important time for young people to become entrepreneurs, and that it's never been a more opportune time for young people to become entrepreneurs.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn arrived at the I.M.F. at what would be an opportune time for him and the agency, which had become an international organization with little clout since the Southeast Asia financial crisis in the mid 1990s.

But he dumped Mr Milosevic at an opportune moment, became a darling of the West and secured his country's independence from Serbia.