Sentence examples for better timing of from inspiring English sources

A restaurant that charges the prices that Rats does should provide skilled service, better timing of courses, better food and bread.

More advanced technology permits the cultivation of more land per unit of labour, deeper plowing, better timing of farm operations, reclamation of areas previously inaccessible, and possibly wider diversification of the crops than previously attainable.

Xiaomi couldn't have wished for better timing of two reports that claim it has toppled Samsung to become India's top-selling smartphone company.

Land cover products based on remote sensing imagery can indeed significantly be improved by using smarter algorithms, better timing of image acquisition, improved class definitions.

Serial quantitative echocardiographic analysis, as compared with traditional clinical markers, can result in better timing of surgical intervention for aortic regurgitation.

This problem-based approach may enhance effectiveness because of better timing of the intervention.

The best approach, of course, is no pesticides at all, and this crop of flea beetles was a strong indicator of what my vegetable plot truly lacks: good soil, a diverse planting of flowers and herbs to attract beneficial insects, and better timing on the part of the gardener.

We at My Domain Idea can not see a better timing for the launch of our site to take off and become an industry leader in this billion dollar domain name market.

Agriculture employs a whole different array of proven BMPs ranging from planting cover crops in winter, to better timing and amounts of fertilizer application, to the establishment of vegetated buffers along streams.

This is a result of genetic tests that allow better timing and dosing of anticancer drugs.

But Mr. Malone may have had better timing, in light of AT&T's subsequent woes, than the typical investor.