Sentence examples for mind the timing from inspiring English sources

The biggest question on most everyone's mind — the timing of the company's initial public offering — was not addressed at the all-day event; G.M. has hinted in the past that it would come late in the year.

While this may seem rather meager compared to Coffman's statement, bear in mind the timing.

Jefferson wrote: "laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind". The timing is right.

With this week's emphasis on climate and environment, and the mayor's long background as one of the city's sharpest political minds, the timing of this announcement is no surprise.

Keep in mind that the timing of normal astronomical tides is a factor.

Never mind that the timing of his paternity leave came during an unfortunately busy period.

It's less the sum – around £50,000 in today's terms – that blows the mind than the timing.

One senior administration official told them that Trump could always change his mind, and the timing for the formal announcement is unclear.

Never mind that the timing comes ahead of FYROM's impending invitation to join Nato and gain membership to the European Union, which Greece could veto or support.

Sather apparently changed his mind about the timing of the announcement, perhaps to allow Renney to choose his staff or to let Renney know exactly where he would stand with the organization.

Eden's touching account of her ageing uncle, Winston Churchill, clinging cantankerously to office, driving everyone around him to despair, felt so of the moment, as from one minute to the next he changed his mind about the timing of his departure.