Sentence examples for deliberately timing from inspiring English sources

He explained that by deliberately timing bonuses to enable an increased rebate on maternity pay, the tax paid on the bonus would effectively fall from 41.8 per cent to just 8.4 per cent, the BBC said.

"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.

In spite of warnings to stay away for health and safety reasons and a deliberately antisocial timing in the early hours, a crowd turned up to witness the towers fall.

Yet even that isn't quite precise enough: he didn't save the ball in the sense of making a wonderfully gymnastic leap, of timing the flail of his arm correctly and deliberately diverting the ball away.

What timing.

Firstly, timing.

Always timing.

"Sometimes it's about timing, timing, timing".

Consider timing.

Recognize timing.

He deliberately blurred the timing of the studies and where they were conducted, the report states, by naming hospitals and institutions where he worked part-time or had some affiliation.