Meanings of more opportunistic in anglès

But, bankers now expect weak commodity prices to spur more opportunistic deals.

However, his latest brainwave is even more controversial, and perhaps a tad more opportunistic.

What could be a more opportunistic means of generating data than exploiting your own body?

Since Vincent Plum's losses were my windfalls, I saw Mancuso's disappearance from a more opportunistic perspective.

His second was even more opportunistic.

Was the high command's involvement and support more opportunistic, coming after the Belgian and French attackers suggested such an operation?

Atlanta has been tough against the run, but the defense needs to be more opportunistic as it has forced only two turnovers.

Security analysts believe the group is becoming less ideological and more opportunistic, raising funds by ransoming hostages and getting involved in drug trafficking.

Edwards said Cooper-Standard will be more opportunistic as it related to acquisitions, but prices have not been attractive in the last few years.

This is more likely to have an impact on more opportunistic deals, with a shorter-term focus, than those based on long-term strategic rationale, Monarchi said.

I think we have to be a bit more opportunistic and have quicker releases around the net. TV: 9:30 p.m.

OKT3 induction therapy was used in 42 patients and Minnesota antilymphocyte globule in 58 patients, with equivalent results except for more opportunistic infection with OKT3.

'I can assure you, also, that there were far more opportunistic people on that Peninsula than I.

" More opportunistic, you mean to say."