Sentence examples for opportunistic benefit from inspiring English sources

"This should be an opportunistic benefit on top of a strategic rationale".

Policing trait increases because it gives an opportunistic benefit of blackmailing.

This means it neither has the imagination nor the ability to be opportunistic for the benefit of Britain.

"To rush to pass such a far-reaching resolution before the election will be deemed by many to be opportunistic and will benefit neither the administration nor its opponents," Mr. Beatty said.

But Israeli hardliners do not want to surrender even these areas, though they contain neither Jews nor Jewish monuments.Both Shas and another coalition member, Yisrael Beiteinu, are right-wing but opportunistic parties that benefit from being in power.

This can greatly benefit opportunistic communications where secondary users can now utilize a smaller spectral gap without interfering with the primary users around them.

'Knowledge of HIV' was measured by four statements with 'Agree', 'Disagree' and 'Don't know' responses concerning the curability of HIV, unsafe sex as its cause, treatment of opportunistic infections and benefit of knowing one's HIV status.

Shrub clearance after dehesa abandonment benefited opportunistic beetle predators feeding on decomposers associated with cutting slash left on the ground.

The benefit of opportunistic relay for the 750-meter cell radius configuration is contrasted with the benefits of opportunistic relay for the 1000-meter cell radius configuration in Table 2.

Vehicular networks and vehicular communication can benefit from opportunistic spectrum usage with CR technology [36].

From Figure 3, notice that only stations far from BS benefit from opportunistic relaying.