Sentence examples for opportune for a from inspiring English sources

In light of the recent events across the Arab region, the time is opportune for a careful examination of the new opportunities and challenges facing Arab women.

Those dynamics may suggest 2010 as opportune for a military-civilian administration that can accommodate the ambitions of junior generals and armed groups now observing ceasefires.

Debate as to constitutional change quickened in the late 1990s, many seeing the time as opportune for a shift to republican status.

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.

First, the case of Latvia offers to the analyst demographic strata that are unusually opportune for a study of this kind.

Given that politicians in the region are building in the midst of what may arguably be the deepest and most comprehensive process of integration in the western hemisphere, the time could not be more opportune for a concerted effort to fill these gaps.

It was Carpenter's first major league homer, it came at an opportune time for Colorado and it came at an even more opportune time for a player who had spent nine depressing years in the minor leagues.

The proximity of the Harvey Weinstein revelations to the Vegas massacre was certainly opportune for the NRA, a welcomed distraction from the heightened post-tragedy scrutiny on gun legislation.

Andrew's soothing observations provided an opportune moment for a sip of water, a moment's mindfulness.

Allawi, too, crept pragmatically back into the shadows, his natural milieu, to watch and wait and plan for an opportune moment for a comeback.

So there could not be a more opportune day for a performance of Haydn's astonishing oratorio "The Creation".