Sentence examples for Some timeliness from inspiring English sources

BEHIND THE NEWS The taping of the last installment of Ms. Winfrey's show, announced months ago, took on some timeliness with the appearance of Ms. Shriver as a guest (it airs next week).

It's too bad because while the web is better in some regard (timeliness of the news), it's much worse in others (the presentation).

"If they're going to charge people to check baggage, they need to guarantee some kind of timeliness," Mr. Pandher said.

The belatedness of the film's release may restore some of its timeliness, since it arrives in the wake of the anniversary of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.

At the very least, Congress and the Administration should agree that all would benefit if they can restore some reason and timeliness to the budget and appropriations process.

This would likely result in some cost to timeliness of data collection and would require enhanced training of meat inspectors.

However, if the first detection of a signal is by algorithm, this will give some measure of timeliness of the system.

Some posts benefit from timeliness, like the posting by the South San Francisco Library of a Kate Middleton biography, "Kate: The Future Queen," on her 33rd birthday.

The safety agency has itself come under some scrutiny about the timeliness of its response to reports of unintended acceleration in Toyota cars and trucks.

This causes extra delay and decoding complexity at the sink and may be impractical for some applications with strict timeliness requirement such as sensor networks for catastrophe monitoring.

At present there are no international guidelines for timeliness, although some organizations have proposed specific standards for the abstraction and reporting of registries [ 12].