Sentence examples for and that timing from inspiring English sources

"Son of Saul" takes place almost entirely in Auschwitz-Birkenau, late in the Second World War — and that timing matters.

Stephanopoulos felt differently, saying that a time came where it was simply "a fact that [Clinton] couldn't win," and that timing played a role in the coverage -- May was noticeably different from March.

This suggests that T cell responses in peripheral blood may not necessarily be indicators of the immune responses occurring in lymphoid organs, and that timing the sampling of PBMC from infected individuals may be important to catch responsive T cells.

Our findings emphasise that inadequate reporting can make the transparency and interpretation of randomised clinical trial results difficult and that timing and quality of registration of randomised controlled trials still needs improvement.

Mr. Castro-Wright had said he would step down on July 1 , 2012 and that timing has not changed, Mr. Tovar said.

The oldest statue they found, of an anonymous player ("The Footballer"), was erected in 1903, in Copenhagen, but ninety-five per cent have gone up in the past two decades, and that timing is revealing, Stride said.

And note that timing will vary depending on the thickness of your steaks.

Previous studies generally observed that schizophrenia patients overestimate time and that their timing sensitivity is impaired.

The most robust result without exception is that onset learning does not generalise to offset timing under any circumstances and that offset timing judgments, in all cases, are made with very low acuity relative to onset timing precision.

Remember that timing and context of any conversation is always important.

Stoudemire said that his conditioning was where it needed to be and that his timing was almost at game speed.