Sentence examples for more bad timing from inspiring English sources

"It's more bad timing of us being here than people trying to get at us".

It was a bad time, bad timing … a tragedy.

But this was more a case of bad timing - the public usually has access.

We've not heard too much about what went wrong in the line-out against Australia, but I would be surprised if it was down to the calls from Courtney Lawes - it is more likely to be bad timing with the throwing and jumping, which should be easy enough to rectify, with Dylan Hartley starting at hooker.

There was another, more personal element to the bad timing.

"If anything, the government should be striving to increase the share of the private rented sector," says David Miles of Morgan Stanley, author of a report to the Treasury on housing finance.What's more, governments are notorious for their bad timing.

The minister says the panels recommendations will be implemented, but warned bad timing could create more disaffection, distraction and failure.

This time, it's bad timing".

More and more institutions were entering the market, some of them with spectacularly bad timing.

Mr Apotheker resigned after SAP's supervisory board had decided not to extend his contract.In more than one way, Mr Apotheker was the victim of bad timing.

JPMorgan and Citi customers will be out-of-luck victims of bad timing, but Bank of America borrowers will theoretically be more protected.