Sentence examples for opportunity to bite from inspiring English sources

There, too, they are watching us, crawling on us, waiting for the opportunity to bite.

For Trouble, though devoted to his mistress, didn't much like other people and seized every opportunity to bite them.

Who among us can honestly say she doesn't feel the urge to hurl herself at a colleague who's using the best office mug and rugby tackle her to the ground, perhaps taking the opportunity to bite her shins?

"Ticks that stay buried in the leaves are not likely to have an opportunity to bite passing humans and unless they bite they cannot transmit disease".

It had minimal plant diversity due to many years of season long grazing, which allows the livestock the opportunity to bite the plants they prefer as soon as they regrow, thus weakening the plant and eventually killing it.

Well, if 1973 represented anything of that nature, it was the golden age of promotional expenditure and all the concomitant opportunities to bite the hand that fed us.

As Stewart Hilliard, a specialist in animal learning who works with the canine program at Lackland Air Force Base, put it, "You can't think of a reward more desirable to a dog than the opportunity to keep biting that person".

There's an opportunity here for the BBC to bite the bullet and go that vital stage further to introduce a genuine commissioning meritocracy that takes the best programme ideas, regardless of where they come from.

This case provided the opportunity for an erstwhile toothless regulator to bite back.

Resistant mosquitoes have opportunity to enter both non-insecticidal (control) nets and LLINs to bite.

Animals provided the opportunity to chew or bite wooden sticks during immobilization or restraint stress exhibit decreases in stress-induced plasma corticosterone levels and attenuated HPA axis and autonomic nervous system responses to stress, which helps to prevent the stress-induced formation of gastric ulcers [ 4, 22– 24], deficits in spatial learning ability [ 25, 26], and bone loss [ 27].