Sentence examples for is ill-timed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Occurring at an unfavourable or inappropriate time; untimely
If a transition is timely in relation to age norms or biological timing, it is usually associated with beneficial outcomes; if the transition is ill-timed, this may be deleterious (Elder 1994).
Indeed, Coty's bid is ill-timed for any hostile turn.
But they probably think the accusation is ill-timed.
All this is ill-timed, says an official who is resigned to many years of opposition.
Many Israelis and Palestinians — and not just Hamas — say they think that Annapolis is ill-timed and bound to disappoint.
The surge is ill-timed because the government needs to raise as much as 3.5 billion euros (nearly $5 billion) in a bond auction Thursday.
They were ill-timed injuries.
However, his second Alice project was ill-timed.
Although they were ill-timed, his voice was heard.
But they have been ill-timed and poorly co-ordinated.
However the ad may be considered to be ill-timed.
