Sentence examples for example of timing from inspiring English sources
Figure 1 below illustrates an example of timing of TA during the qualitative phase of PRO measure development.
BJ: There's an example of timing being everything.
Lack of information for the potential importers, for example, on timing of production (which is locked into the main harvest), estimated quantities of supply and prices.
Examples of timing conventions.
Most typically, the health professionals distinguished between easy and more difficult situations on the basis of the patient's personality, acceptance, and response; the relationship formed with them; and/or contingent situational factors (for example, the "timing" of the discussion).
In a example of the timing that has gob smacked the McCain campaign, the Times Picayune's nola.com reports that McCain had been planning to visit an offshore rig on this New Orleans junket.
It was, perhaps, the first example of good timing on his part, because he stumbled into an entertainment void.
Isn't opening a new center to study the Internet in the middle of the dot-com bust a classic example of bad timing?
In another example of unfortunate timing, he moved his base of operations and his family to Manhattan just days before Sept. 11 in an attempt to raise the company's profile with United States investors.
The second panel shows an example of market timing.
