It's rare that a historical documentary could be described as "timely", but WWI's Forgotten Soldiers: Secret History was just that.
Madeline Earp, a research analyst at Freedom House, the Washington-based nongovernmental organization, suggested a phrase to describe the approach: "strategic, timely censorship".
This year's book How to Be a Woman has been a critical success, the Observer describing it as "timely" and "a great big hoot of a book", while the Evening Standard said it was a "must-read for all humans".
In what he described as "a timely round of golf," Rose had six birdies and played a bogey-free round, propelling himself from an undistinguished one under entering the third round to a head-turning seven under and a tie for fifth place.
Coleman opened the 2008 2009 season with Guys and Dolls, which The Oregonian and Willamette Week described as a timely choice in light of the Economic crisis of 2008.
The Ministry of Education thanked UNICEF for the donation, describing it as timely and greatly needed.
Receiving the items from UNICEF, the Deputy Minister for Administration John C. Nylander thanked UNICEF for the donation, describing it as timely and greatly needed.
There is a timely need to describe, review, and reflect on BSD literature in order to bring clarity to the concept and understanding about its beneficial opportunities for the practitioners of computational social science and other related research fields.
The sickening news, alerting Americans to the most recent horror in a seemingly bottomless succession of ethical lows, hints at why Wojnarowicz's exhibition has been described as "timely," "astonishingly relevant" and "urgently important". .
The timely-ordered model could describe the consistent decrease of length, GC content and divergence observed in this study.
