Sentence examples for deliberately timed from inspiring English sources

"It's another clear attempt by the USA to spread its jurisdiction to other states," Putin added, before saying that the timing of the arrests — days before the presidential election — was deliberately timed to harass Blatter.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: I don't have any clear evidence that it was deliberately timed.

He says the escape was not deliberately timed to coincide with the visit of Mrs Clinton.

He dismissed Labor's criticism that the Briggs resignation was deliberately timed for a quiet period.

The march is one of three major protests against his government that were deliberately timed to coincide this week.

The Air Force said Dr. Hensala deliberately timed his announcement to get out of his military obligation.

Perhaps the process is deliberately time consuming: the app provides the "opportunity for two people to pause and reflect on what they really want to do, rather than entering an encounter that might lead to something one or both will later regret", the app's FAQs reads.

Using a "toddler" robot named Diego-San to compare typical patterns of baby-smiling to random patterns, scientists found that real-life infants deliberately time their smiles to elicit positive reactions in adults.

The Guardian suggests that the publication of the evidence, along with a Qatar-funded report scrutinising the defector's credibility, appears to have been timed deliberately to coincide with the peace conference.

Rhodes was deliberately walked time after time in a weekend series that had no bearing on the standings.

Back in New York, he encountered the work of the filmmaker and performer Jack Smith and the composer La Monte Young, who, along with several other artists, were producing movies and music and theatre that not only unfolded in real time but also deliberately exaggerated time and space through minimalism and repetition.