Sentence examples for opportune climate from inspiring English sources
Instead, the rallying cry of "comprehensive immigration reform," familiar from 2006 and 2007, went up, as though immigrants needed to confront new legal complexities at this particular time, instead of being allowed to get on with their lives, fix problems in a low-profile manner, and wait for a more opportune climate for humane legislation.
The bills' supporters acknowledge that this may not be the most opportune political climate in which to push for passage.
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.
The cultural and political climate might be opportune for the objectivist movement.
All of which is to say that October of 2017 is a scarily opportune moment to talk about nuclear war or to talk about climate change or to talk about climate change and nuclear war.
The current climate, campaign finance reformers say, may be one of the most opportune moments to spur the reform of the system.
For if the ideological climate is not propitious for environmentalism just now, the political environment could hardly be more opportune for a party of radical protest.
The 2011 uprisings, it would seem - triggered by a confluence of domestic energy shortages and climate-induced droughts which led to massive food price hikes - came at an opportune moment that was quickly exploited.
Given the continuing climate of austerity in the public services, and the vanishingly small prospect of any bumper wage rise, this may be seen as opportune.
And very opportune they are.
