Sentence examples for confused timing from inspiring English sources

6. "Confused timing – when the Titanic sank, the characters said they'd be in mourning 'until September', yet it was made clear that September was reached in episode 1.

Due to confused timing and better planning on the part of the AI team, they arrived at Worth Matravers from St Athan before the long convoy from Dundee could make its way south.

At some point in the journey – "He is very confused about timing," said Nuri – the rigid inflatable boat on which they were travelling developed a puncture on one side.

Some of them were confusing the timing of the statements, mistakenly suggesting they were put out after the demonstrations and incursions had begun.

Many analysts and shareholders are confused about the timing and purpose of the demands.

But Michael Schachter, an assistant United States attorney, methodically made the case yesterday that Ms. DeLuca was at best confused on the timing of her conversation with Mr. Bacanovic about the prearranged sale agreement and at worst was motivated by greed in testifying on her boss's behalf.

"I saw some of you confused by the timing of my original post," Sacca wrote in an update.

Participants and/or health care professionals may also have confused recommended antenatal influenza vaccination timing with pertussis postnatal timing (cocooning strategies) which were recommended at the time of survey.

She pointed to widespread frustration at both the timing of the referendum, as students were moving home or to take up summer jobs, and a change in voter registration rules that confused many first-time voters at universities and college.

Americans, particularly younger ones, can be forgiven for being confused by the verdict's timing.

Russell Martin, the Pirates' catcher, said Grilli confused hitters by varying his timing to the plate while using the same arm speed for his fastball and slider.