Sentence examples for face opportunistic from inspiring English sources

It is inevitable that humans will sometimes face opportunistic threats posed by some of these microbes.

Hospitalists in our study were perceived to be highly accessible for opportunistic face-to-face communication with other health care providers and also approached others more often for their clinical opinions.

Another of George's babes has "an avid, opportunistic face".

There is grumbling that at least one more new face — maybe an opportunistic spot-up shooter for Rose to find when his drives bring defenses swarming — would be useful, especially with Miami improving its depth by adding both a versatile veteran (Shane Battier) and a dynamic rookie (Norris Cole).

But he then evasively denies that the Almanacs' volte-face was "grossly opportunistic" and calls it "at least a sincere reaction to changing times" — as if opportunism and sincerity were the matters at issue, and not the essentially duplicitous character of Communist Party politics.

They just look silly, opportunistic and mean.

Was it an opportunistic volte-face or were long-repressed journalists delighted to throw off the shackles of censorship?

Her volte face is made for transparently opportunistic reasons, to pick up the Democrat labour union and protectionist votes that are currently going to Bernie Sanders, who vows to defeat the "bad trade deal".

While health workers in both districts reported enough ARV drugs in their clinics, thanks to donor support, they face shortages of drugs for opportunistic infections.

IN 2004, when Labour faced down a coalition of opportunistic Tories and its own backbenchers to force through university fees of up to £3,000 a year, it promised to review the impact in 2009, when the first to pay higher fees had graduated.

Hall, who may now face jail, was described as an "opportunistic predator" after he appeared at Preston crown court on Thursday.