Sentence examples for in its timing from inspiring English sources

"I think it is slightly cynical in its timing; it is rather insubstantial in its content and it is not part of an overall approach," Cameron said on GMTV.

This charge, more rumor and innuendo, is worrisome in its timing and, leaving no time for a response, borders on the unethical.

The astonishing part was not only in the project's scale but in its timing: we carried it out on a hot day in August.

Not only was the cable the most sensitive ever to be disclosed on either side of the Atlantic, it was also unique in its timing.

"The response from the government is clearly inadequate, and misleading both in its timing and in its suggestion that the funding it mentions is in any way new money that responds to our concerns," he said.

Charlie Ergen, EchoStar's boss and a one-time professional blackjack player, whose previous offer for DirecTV was rebuffed by its managers, this time appealed directly to shareholders.The bid is brazen not only in its timing.

President Obama's commitment is particularly significant in its timing.

Christie's had a big advantage in its timing.

The rub lies not so much in the terms of the contract as in its timing.

But the trip struck a nerve, seeming, in its timing and purpose, to embody aristocratic decadence.

"This promotion is unusual in its timing and its widespread adoption".