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opportunistic

[op-er-too-nis-tik, -tyoo-] / ˌɒp ər tuˈnɪs tɪk, -tyu- /




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The Bears have been opportunistic, especially late in games, but that formula could hit a wall against a defense that’s as problematic as Philadelphia’s.

From Los Angeles Times

After Sinclair’s disclosure, Scripps said its board would “take all steps appropriate to protect the company and the company’s shareholders from the opportunistic actions of Sinclair or anyone else.”

From The Wall Street Journal

His statements could have "inadvertently instigated or emboldened opportunistic armed groups that are seeking to exploit international narratives by attacking soft targets", Obasi said.

From Barron's

But the experts say cults are opportunistic, latching on to new trends, even if that is self-help for entrepreneurs.

From BBC

However, some analysts said ostentatious deal-signing would appear opportunistic at a time of heightened frictions between the United States and China.

From Reuters