Sentence examples for opportune development from inspiring English sources

If so, the evidence of a murder would have come as an opportune development in the inner-party struggle over the new leadership lineup.

Their maintenance and development, with opportune adaptations to the current socio-economic situation and cultural/technological advancements, are therefore valuable.

The key to this may well be the successful application of cost-benefit analyses at opportune moments in product development organizations.

"We had kind of a similarity with Facebook in the sense that it wasn't the most opportune time in the development of the company to take it public," Horowitz explained.

Our clinical trial was proposed at an opportune moment in the development of gastric cancer surgical approaches.

The celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child is an opportune time to analyze these development challenges and offer recommendations.

It seems to have formed an opportune part in the general local development towards increasing inclusion of the study area into an increasingly sedentary and monetary economy and subsequent changes in land use in order to meet the increasing demand for financial capital (Wairore et al. 2015a; Catley et al. 2013).

In a meeting with government officials led by Punjab Planning and Development Secretary Ali Tahir, incoming UNICEF Pakistan Representative Dan Rohrmann agreed that as UNICEF is present at both National and Province levels before during and after humanitarian crisis's time is opportune to amplify both recovery and development work.

"As Namibia is working to put nutrition at the heart of their development policies, it offers an opportune environment for collaboration and aligning support from international donors, private sector, civil society movements and even more so from communities," said Micaela Marques De Sousa, UNICEF Representative.

Biosocial researchers are in an opportune position to research factors that protect against the development of antisocial behavior in high-risk individuals, given biosocial criminology's focus on the interaction between biological and social factors.

It is an opportune time therefore to review current understanding of explosion development in pipelines and to consider the implications for plant design and explosion arrester selection and testing.