Sentence examples for opportunistic timing from inspiring English sources

Beyond the opportunistic timing, this discourse of victimisation demonstrates why racism does not work both ways.

He accused the Belgian firm of "opportunistic timing" in taking advantage of the weak dollar and sluggish US stockmarket.

In a bit of opportunistic timing, however, InVision announced Monday that it received a new order for $105 million worth of explosive-detection systems from the TSA, which accounted for 64% of total company revenue and helped place InVision systems in 80% of U.S. airports.

With opportunistic entry timing and prudent risk controls in place, carry trading may once again be an exceptional way to earn both interest rate earnings and exchange rate profits in the currency markets.

Telcel called the commission's timing opportunistic.

The purchases of the products from these two restaurants were opportunistic and the timing was coincidental, as each involved investigators who were unknown to each other.

Even if the timing looks opportunistic, the deal still isn't cheap.

In its note to Take-Two shareholders on March 28, ISS said that the timing “appears opportunistic, particularly in light of the Electronic Arts offer.

Fries -- French fries or, if Congress were just a little sharper, Opportunistic fries -- depend on timing, equipment and technique.

At £1bn, Cable & Wireless Worldwide was small enough to get lost in the wash and Vodafone's timing was commendably opportunistic.

Trying to hustle the 19-year-old American out of her first grand slam semi-final might well have had its origins in genuine stress but the timing was nakedly opportunistic.