Sentence examples for that opportune from inspiring English sources

"I felt that now was that opportune time to make this organizational change.

Here is the port-soaked "Books" Bagshaw, in Books Do Furnish a Room: "He possessed that opportune facility for turning out several thousand words on any subject whatever at the shortest possible notice: politics: sport: books: finance: science: art: fashion - as he himself said, "War, Famine, Pestilence or Death on a Pale Horse".

Moreover, it has been recently revealed that an opportune electrical stimulation of the STN, called deep brain stimulation (DBS), can strongly contribute to the annihilation of the PD-related motor disorders.

Indeed, it has been demonstrated that under opportune conditions many bacterial species colonize the middle ear [ 1].

Pesticide active ingredients have comprehensive toxicity profiles that are opportune data sets for creating a bridge from in vivo to in vitro toxicology.

Know that the opportune place will need to be private; where you will not be disturbed by others.

That's the opportune time to blast them with pesticide.

The technique, which her instructor says he learned from a John Grisham movie, requires that at the opportune moment during a business negotiation she lean over and whisper something in his ear.

Mr. Kerry's aides said they were not worried, arguing that now is opportune to raise money and devise a strategy, as they struggled with the inevitable growing pains of changing from a primary campaign to a general election campaign.

Paul Campbell Given the club's recent home form and the attendant scars from the fixtures against Sunderland and Liverpool, it might feel opportune that Newcastle will seek to end the doubts about their Premier League status with a fixture at Loftus Road, and against the worst team in the division.

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