Use "opportunism" in a sentence

1. Political opportunism, it seems, is seeking to overlap two entirely separate issues

2. colleagues, never saw the avarice, greed and opportunism brewing in the bellies of

3. ruthless culture of City opportunism into a new sunlit world of honesty and fraternity with

4. Sometimes the original rules, principles, and criteria forming the basis and framework of a religion or belief system may be the result of the activities of a ‘prophet’, or charismatic person which activities may include personal pride, opportunism and the need for personal power

5. “I underestimated the power of opportunism

6. This opportunism is often associated with their companies having a strong financial position, which they can use to effect attractive acquisitions

7. Focusing on long-term opportunism rather than periodic earnings per share, as reported, tends to not sit well with most OPMIs

8. On the opportunism issue, we are convinced it is very difficult for most managements to be opportunistic if their financial positions are such that they have to be supplicants to creditors—whether those creditors are financial institutions, trade vendors, or landlords

9. Opportunism is one such option

10. Strong financial positions or creditworthiness provide “insurance” to investors and opportunism to management

11. The four main components used in the selection of companies and their equity securities are (1) the company ought to have a strong financial position, something that is measured both by the presence of quality assets and by the absence of significant encumbrances, whether a part of a balance sheet, disclosed in financial statement footnotes, or an element that is not disclosed at all in any part of financial statements; strong financial positions or creditworthiness are a company resource, which provides “insurance” to OPMIs and opportunism to management; (2) the company ought to be run by reasonably honest management and control groups and must operate in markets where regulators provide significant protections for minority investors; (3) there ought to be available to the investor a reasonable amount of relevant information, although in every instance this will be something that is short of “full disclosure”; and (4) the price at which the equity security can be bought ought to be significantly (say 20 percent or more) below the investor’s reasonable estimate of net asset value