Sentence examples for is badly timed from inspiring English sources

And that is just one reason why Mr Clinton's presidential tourism is badly timed.

His aggressive promotion of capital punishment is not only wrong, it is badly timed.

The Sourchis' reassertion of the feud has baffled and angered many Kurdish officials, who say it is badly timed.

The demise of Perry Beeches is badly timed for the government as it tries to win public support for a huge expansion of academy trust-run school networks.

"I ask this: Who is the real jash?" The Sourchis' reassertion of the feud has baffled and angered many Kurdish officials, who say it is badly timed.

The accounting investigation is badly timed: A&P seemed in April to have finally turned a corner when it released the same 2001 results–unaudited showing that it made a profit of $7.9 million (after extraordinary charges) for the final quarter, against a loss of $10.7 million in the aame quarter a year ago.

"The coup was badly timed and clumsy.

"It was badly timed, just like the other day.

Most analyses of America's stimulus efforts in the 1970s conclude that they were badly timed.

The coup by the Mauritanian junta may have been badly timed.

Then there are those out-of-the-money derivatives trades that, in hindsight, seem to have been badly timed.