Sentence examples for Timing wise from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Timing wise" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal
It can be used to discuss the aspect of timing in a situation or decision.
Example: "Timing wise, we should consider launching the product in the spring for better market reception."
Alternatives: "In terms of timing" or "Regarding timing."
"Timing wise, we suspect that the process is being driven by Anadarko, and as such, if a result is imminent, it is more likely to be at the opening of the US (i.e. lunchtime).
Timing wise, it's an interesting portal into new ways that the musical history of the two nations can relate in ways built for dark dancefloors and heady headphone sessions although it's been in the works for some time.
Making a big push internationally into the mining sector may not be ideal for the firms, timing wise, but with the backing of the comparatively-deep-pocketed Kremlin, a super-miner could pose a new and un-welcomed threat for the likes of BHP and Rio Tinto.
North's reveal, be it accidental or orchestrated, likely has a lot of truth to it, and timing wise there's further reason to be optimistic of a sequel.
The acquisition, if true, does seem a little strange timing wise given Microsoft's takeover offer for Yahoo, however Valleywag suggests it's a pre-emptive pre-Series A deal that will allow Microsoft to showcase Silverlight to a broader audience.
The control algorithm once being fully designed, analysed (timing wise), and debugged through the aforementioned FPGA-in-the-loop simulation platform, the corresponding NGC binary netlist file or VHDL/Verilog code are automatically generated.
"Timing-wise, it was the right time to go for me.
Timing-wise, it's not going to happen".
"Timing-wise, it just isn't there.
Collins said, "Timing-wise, I think he was out".
Timing-wise it was perfect for her as her new album is about to be released".
