Sentence examples for a problem of timing from inspiring English sources

For many Republicans, it was a problem of timing.

Like all tragedies, our death from above would be a problem of timing.

With Shevchenko, it was a problem of timing, and of ankle injuries withering the man.

This is less a matter of topicality (this is, of course, a presidential election year) than a problem of timing, in other words pacing, narrative flow, direction.

This thesis suffers from a problem of timing: if he is right, why did Al Qaeda not arise, say, three hundred years ago, when the Koran said exactly what it says now?

First, there is a problem of timing in the health data.

There's also a severe problem of timing.

On the other hand, there is the problem of timing.

Yet Burry believed he had cracked the problem of timing.

On Friday, Professor Tribe will argue his 30th case before the Supreme Court, which presents its own problem of timing.

But there is an obvious problem in the current German stance vis-à-vis Turkey ― the problem of timing.