Sentence examples for a rather timely from inspiring English sources

In a rather timely move, analysts at N+1 Singer cut their recommendation Spectris from buy to hold.

So for him a big job at the NYT might look like a rather timely dream come true.

So yes, it's Bexhill-on-Sea this week and it's a rather timely turn of events since we haven't been to a Conservative stronghold since the last run of QT.

He is also the Peter and Helen Bing Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, where he, for several years from 2003 to 2009, co-directed a rather timely project, the Iran Democracy Project.

The emergence of a new hero for English cricket is rather timely.

We're now running a regular weekly photography assignment in the Observer New Review and the next rather timely theme is 'shine.' So whether it's a twinkle in someone's eye, newly polished silver or sun drenched snaps, share your photos of what shine means to you – and tell us about your image in the description box.

Since right ventricular mechanical events in LBBB occur rather timely, in practice IVMD will to a large extent be driven by the delay in effective LV contraction (e.g. measured by LVPEP), ensuing the right-to-left transseptal pressure gradient in early systole [ 36, 37].

(The subject is rather timely too, with the Metropolitan Opera now presenting the John Adams opera "Doctor Atomic").

All of which makes it seem rather timely to celebrate the craftsmanship of the "Bespoke" bikes.

As the gay marriage bill makes its way through parliament, the novel feels rather timely – but this wasn't intentional, Rendell says.

In Glasgow, at the joint conference of the Classical Association/Classical Association of Scotland, the Guardian's rather timely leader in praise of Cicero (in this morning's paper) has not gone unnoticed.