Sentences with phrase «such opportunism»

Such opportunism can take the form of insufficient care given to ensuring safety or quality standards — or even, in some cases, to criminal misconduct.

Not exact matches

Indeed, if Clement was not such a proponent of foreign investment up until this month, the Potash decision would not have been cast as craven political opportunism.

He abhors such crass opportunism.

Most important, Faldo's round contained the ruthless opportunism reminiscent of other seemingly impossible comebacks, such as the one in the 1966 U.S. Open by Billy Casper, who rallied from seven strokes behind Arnold Palmer on the final nine.

Um a journo myself and I swear I would never stoop so low as to use such bias n myopic opportunism to attack the intelligence of a player who never set conditions for joining a certain team... Okay, let's take for example if he had joined his favourite Man U....

Such is the art of intelligent political opportunism: you look for cracks in the ground — sorry, more seismology — and then try to prise them open.

To pull together a coalition with more than one other party, such as one of the nationalist groups, would not only be difficult but would look like the worst imaginable form of opportunism.

As such, polar bears provide an excellent example of evolutionary opportunism within a widespread mammalian lineage.

There are many ways to save money on the life insurance coverage you need, and taking advantage of those savings opportunism can significantly cut the cost of such coverage.