Opportunistic

The fox is an opportunistic predator, often scavenging for food rather than hunting.

He had an opportunistic approach to the job, always waiting for others to make mistakes.

The opportunistic hacker exploited the system's vulnerability and gained access to sensitive information.

The opportunistic individual didn't hesitate to take credit for someone else's hard work.

The hacker took an opportunistic opportunity to steal data.

The opportunistic predator waited for the right moment to attack its prey.

The opportunistic thief stole the unattended purse on the bench.

The doctor criticized the opportunistic behavior of pharmaceutical companies that prioritize profits over patients' health.

The opportunistic thief stole the unattended purse in the crowded mall.

The opportunistic bacterium was detected in the water supply of the city.

The opportunistic insect thrived in both dry and wet environments.

The bird's opportunistic feeding habits allowed it to thrive in a variety of environments.

The politician's opportunistic move to change his stance on the issue backfired.

The politician's opportunistic remarks were met with skepticism.

The opportunistic bacteria quickly spread throughout the hospital, infecting dozens of patients.

The candidate accused his opponent of being opportunistic and flip-flopping on important issues.

The opportunistic journalist sensationalized the story to get more readers.

The opportunistic bacteria quickly multiplied in the damaged tissue.

She accused him of being opportunistic, always taking credit for the team's accomplishments.

The opportunistic journalist took advantage of the scandal to increase his ratings.

The opportunistic salesman tried to sell me a product that I didn't need.

The politician was accused of being opportunistic, only speaking out on issues that would benefit their campaign.

The politician's opportunistic behavior disgusted his constituents.

The artist saw an opportunistic moment to sell her paintings during the art fair.

The journalist accused the news anchor of making opportunistic comments for ratings.

The celebrity's opportunistic endorsement of the product boosted sales.

The athlete's opportunistic move in the final lap of the race earned him a spot on the podium.

The snake is an opportunistic predator, waiting patiently for its prey.

The artist was accused of taking opportunistic advantage of her mentor's success.

The opportunistic salesman convinced me to buy a product I didn't need.

The opportunistic plant species quickly took over the garden, crowding out other plants.

The journalist's article exposed the opportunistic practices of a corrupt government official.

The athlete was labeled opportunistic for taking advantage of his competitor's injury.

The opportunistic athlete always takes advantage of his opponents' weaknesses.

The hacker's opportunistic attack exploited a weakness in the computer system.

The company took an opportunistic approach by launching a new product in response to the sudden demand.

The opportunistic shoppers at the sale cleared out the entire store in just a few hours.