Sentence examples for it opportune to from inspiring English sources

Faced with a likely downward trajectory, some Sedgwicks found it opportune to marry up.

"I thought it opportune to make public the contents of the so-called third part of the secret," he told believers at a general audience in St. Peter's Square.

The protests were sparked at a press conference two weeks ago – a female journalist crouched to stay out of camera view and Bratislav Gasic thought it opportune to remark "I love it when female journalists kneel so easily".

Realizing that the elections had removed the strongest proponent of federalism from power, Mr. Levesque felt it opportune to prepare a referendum that would ask the people of Quebec whether they wanted to empower provincial officials to begin negotiations on independence.

Developing countries such as China are finding it an increasingly daunting task to sterilize the inflationary effect of their surplus trade and petrodollars, so they will find it opportune to focus more on domestic demand and less on export-driven growth.

The policy of rapprochement with the English crown did not suit Louis's political ambitions, and for this reason he found it opportune to allow Henry to leave for England.

It was then televised and later revived during the Gulf war and it seemed opportune to bring it back now.

"Following the well-known events of recent days," said a Vatican statement released Tuesday, "it seems opportune to delay the event".

At the time, the board of Bestfoods unanimously rejected the plan, saying the price was inadequate and that it did not think it was "opportune to consider a sale of the company".

Beijing tactically sees it more opportune to pressure, bully its smaller neighbors into concession rather than accede to a broader regional approach and compromise. .

And it can be a moral problem: is it morally opportune to act in risky ways that endanger the actor or others who are involved in the situation, or is it a moral failure to do so?