Sentence examples similar to a calculated timing from inspiring English sources

Conversely, liberal activists have expressed dismay at the hack of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's email account and the calculated timing of the release.

You can tell that there is very calculated timing behind every move.

During the twentieth century it became apparent that the earth's rotation was slowing down resulting in days becoming 1.4 milliseconds longer each century – this was verified by comparing the calculated timings of eclipses of the sun with those observed in antiquity going back to Chinese records of 763 BC.

And it is supported by backers who have positioned the film in a wide range of markets around the world, but, in a calculated bit of timing, are largely delaying its release until early next year.

"It's not a calculated thing," he insists.

Lark's managing director, Jonathan Selwyn, said the Government's timing was a "calculated, cynical ploy".

Mr. Bush called the current release "a calculated political move" and noted its timing "just weeks before an election".

"I deplore anti-Semitism and racism and any member of Respect using the words you allege would be immediately expelled… "This is quite clearly a stunt by you and a deliberate provocation and the timing of it confirms that this is a calculated attempt to smear me and affect my electoral prospects.

Aleem Maqbool says though some see the timing as "strange", others will view it as a "calculated risk".

For Walmart and Amazon, it is now time to begin increasing margins in a calculated way.

It is a calculated gamble.