The independent regulator pronounced the home "adequate" (improving from "poor") just before Robinshon rode in – impressively poor timing, and bad judgment, too.
Released in North America on the memorable date of September 9, 1999 9/9/999), and in Europe a month later, the Dreamcast was hindered in part by poor timing.
Released in North America on the memorable date of September 9, 1999 9/9/999) and in Europe a month later, the Dreamcast was hindered in part by poor timing.
He occasionally granted short interviews in which, with spectacularly poor timing, he professed his general lack of interest in winning Olympic medals.
Data collection confused in design, inappropriate instrumentation, poor timing or conditions.
After rehabilitating from the third operation on his left knee, McDyess was dispirited by his missed shots and poor timing in his first full scrimmage.
It was perhaps poor timing in August 2007 when Flavio Briatore, the playboy principal of Renault's Formula One racing team, announced he would build the Billionaire's Resort in sunny Malindi, his ex-girlfriend and presumptive business partner Naomi Campbell by his side.
Speaking of that, it seems like retail investors are typically seen as having poor timing in the market.
Harkening back to the central bank's poor timing in 1936, she's more concerned policymakers will prematurely tighten rates and undercut the recovery.
Some students at the SAIC showed their support for free speech by holding rallies in front of the school and at the Richard J. Daley Plaza, while other students criticized Nelson for poor timing in showing a racially insensitive image.
