Sentence examples for is particularly opportune from inspiring English sources

The conference is particularly opportune in the face of rising global food prices".

The timing of the letter is particularly opportune because July 25 is the 43rd anniversary of when Pope Paul VI issued Humanae Vitae.

The consistent superiority of NEPA over PALO across all end points during the delayed phase is particularly opportune, in that patients are protected during a period which has remained a challenge in most clinical settings.

Doing so is particularly opportune for ecosystems where biodiversity is threatened by excessive herbivory from a pandemic overabundance of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) [ 16], and because current funding levels for biodiversity conservation are insufficient under species/site-specific terrestrial frameworks [ 17].

"The timing of this special evening is particularly opportune, since it helps raise public attention and awareness to these most excluded of excluded children – children with special abilities – and to a process under way aimed at ratifying the Convention for Children with Disabilities".

While the time might be right for Mr. Regula to leave Congress, it is not particularly opportune for his party, which already has an uphill fight to regain control of the House next year.

This is a particularly opportune moment for us to press our case.

Even a casual N.F.L. fan can recognize that this is a particularly opportune time for a Raiders fan to stop watching football.

Mr. Kerry's low profile occurs at what would seem to be a particularly opportune time for the senator.

American officials believe they have improved relations with Islamabad in recent months, and that this might be a particularly opportune time to press the case.

Conclusions: In girls, early puberty may be a particularly opportune time during growth for simple exercise interventions to have a positive effect on bone health.