Sentence examples for * timeliness in from inspiring English sources

With its timeliness in question, "The Iraq War" is most useful for its overview of the history preceding the crisis.

"There's no sense of timeliness in processing applications, or sensitivity to the applicants and their time constraints," Mr. Cardinale said.

Indeed, the Bloomberg administration cites its timeliness in responding to complaints, and an increase in inspections, as evidence of effective enforcement.

To the extent that _The New Yorker _'s financial problems at the end of the Shawn era were caused by a lack of timeliness in its coverage of culture and events, Gottlieb was not the person to solve them.

So in some ways, there is a grim, accidental timeliness in the release of "Stop-Loss," which focuses on the ordeal of American soldiers in and out of combat.

The Charge congratulated VFM He on the agreement, noting its timeliness in light of concerns over the H1N1 outbreak, while expressing hope that both sides would continue to take steps to increase mutual trust.

It's consummate, bravura draftsmanship, and I think this kind of high mannerism has perfect timeliness in the context of the current generation of painters who are dealing with figuration -- not a straight realistic figuration, but an expressive figuration.

Although critical reaction has been decidedly mixed (the Guardian's Lanre Bakare called it "heavy-handed", while Variety's Justin Chang praised it as "searingly impressive"), the powerful subject matter and timeliness in the wake of the #OscarsSoWhite controversy and the Black Lives Matter movement, is sure to push the film the front of the pack when the race heats up.

Our own Michael Billington, too, praised the revival, arguing it was "terrifyingly topical in its portrait of an individualistic society in which the few thrive at the expense of the many" and concluding: "What strikes one most … is its vivid timeliness, in a world where isolated female success still obscures the plight of the majority".

Although critical reaction has been decidedly mixed (the Guardian's Lanre Bakare called it "heavy-handed", while Variety's Justin Chang praised it as "searingly impressive"), the powerful subject matter and timeliness in the wake of the #OscarsSoWhite controversy and the Black Lives Matter movement, is sure to push it the front of the pack when the race heats up.

This study aimed to evaluate immunisation timeliness in Indigenous infants in the Northern Territory, Australia.