Sentence examples for A timeliness from inspiring English sources

Yet the tone also gives the series a timeliness.

It's also a timeliness thing; everyone said Sam Walton was crazy to build big stores in small towns.

What Cleave's first three novels share is a timeliness, an immersion in the political and social issues and events that have shaped the past decade.

Community, identity and place are clearly important to her. "There is a timeliness about it," she says of her shop-front project.

There is a timeliness to this around gathering data and the best thing to do was to sit down and up the tempo of the system that we had running.

The department's under secretary for health, Dr. Robert A. Petzel, said in a letter to the inspector general that the V.A. generally agreed with the recommendations and that it would initiate a timeliness review of its entire medical system, not just the four regions analyzed by the inspector general.

A representative sample of 259 was used and was based on an estimation of a 75% timeliness of vaccine administration at 95% confidence interval and an estimated population of 2,000 using Epi Info Version 3.5.1.2008.

In 1985, it was a match reflective of the cold war, but today the movie has a new timeliness: it feels like a commentary on baseball's steroid debate.

It also haunts "Responsibility and Judgment," a new collection of Arendt's essays, most of them previously unpublished, which has taken on an unusual timeliness as a trial of Mr. Hussein looms.

Sign up for the best of VICE, Despiteed to your inotx daily.

The turbulence that led to the removal of Jean-Bertrand Aristide from Haiti's presidency gives "The Agronomist," a superb new documentary by Jonathan Demme, a melancholy timeliness.