Sentence examples for case of bad timing from inspiring English sources
But this was more a case of bad timing - the public usually has access.
So would investing in stocks now be a classic case of bad timing?
"Everyone understands, of course, it's just a case of bad timing".
Given the recent turmoil in the banking industry, one could see it as a case of bad timing.
It is a classic case of bad timing, but the Chancellor has no one to blame but himself.
Opening a new hotel after the terrorist attacks sent occupancies and room rates plunging would seem to be a case of bad timing.
The reasons in many cases were the result of bad timing and unforeseen circumstances, including an economic downturn that coincided with the opening of the Mets' new stadium in 2009 and a rash of player injuries that sank the team on the field and disillusioned fans.
Whatever the case, the whole affair smacked of bad timing, and May, ill-advised, was left dangling — making nice, as protocol demands, but falling seriously out of step with the electorate back home, who gazed at the antics of the new President and wondered what kind of guest he would make.
"In the case of Texas Instruments, it's the combination of bad timing and the expensive nature of the plan that concerns us and that we feel is not the hallmark of good corporate governance".
Although, worryingly, only one bit of bad timing away from 'STD'".
After all, much of the situation is out of their control, as victims of bad timing.
