Sentence examples for bad timing from from inspiring English sources

Lily Collins is swamped by schmaltzy contrivance in this overwrought tale of habitual bad timing, from Cecelia Ahern's epistolary novel Where Rainbows End.

It's certainly bad timing from an economic standpoint.

It was bad timing for me.

Sometimes the timing is bad for certain jobs and that was bad timing for him.

It was a bad time, bad timing … a tragedy.

Although, worryingly, only one bit of bad timing away from 'STD'".

Postmodernism also suffered from bad timing: having fallen from favor by the early 1990s when design was transformed by the Internet and digital technology.

Such spectacularly bad timing stems less from faulty reasoning by fund owners than from faulty emotions.

The company was on the bleeding edge with its online efforts, which have also suffered from bad timing.

With an exquisite sense of bad timing the IMF following orders from The U.S. Treasury Department has bluntly told the Chinese to float their currency.

When Sandy Angus first dreamed up the idea of setting up a new art fair, ArtIntenational Istanbul, little did he imagine just what a combination of obstacles – from bad timing to bad luck to a bitter commercial rival – would almost sink the project before it even got off the ground.