Sentence examples for be most timely from inspiring English sources

Hence, explicit guidance on the inclusion of BEIVs by international organizations such as WHO would be most timely and well received.

If the train is not late (which is unlikely), the 8 30 would be most timely.

Well, in a political sense Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell is most timely, at this post-election time of national identity crisis (Sunday, BBC1)... "We wish to know why magic is not done in England".

Henig's article was most timely, perhaps long overdue.

So the recent article about making backups was most timely for me.

But cell phones send messages immediately, not when they are most timely.

Her topic, "The Role of the United States in the United Nations," is most timely in view of Senator Helm's recent address to the United Nations Security Council in which he questioned the future membership of the United States in that world organization.

So, a free-admission symposium being offered tomorrow at 6 P.M. in the Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center, part of the Lincoln Center Festival's "Bernstein Celebration," is most timely.

His mission is ambitious, but Networks of Rebellion delivers against it and has laid the foundations of a new research agenda". "With the reported emergence of some 1,000 rebel groups in the spreading Syrian civil war and the stark contrast of those that seem organized and formidable as opposed to transitory, a careful study of insurgents' structures and networks is most timely.

This debate is most timely, as controversy seems to be subsiding about the merits of democracy versus other types of government.

As the biotechnology industry in Asia--and Singapore's own biomedical sector--continue to grow and as Singapore increases its investment in drug development, ISPE's move into the professional education and training of the pharmaceutical workforce is most timely.