Sentence examples for more timely for from inspiring English sources

In this sense the memoirs of the man who calls himself Giorgio are more timely for an American reader than they would have been two decades ago.

That makes it all the more timely for Congress to turn to its expansive authority under the elections clause to protect the right to vote.

The trip couldn't have been more timely for our 11-year-old, who having recently seen the Hollywood version of "Troy," was surprised by the quiet grandeur of the place.

There couldn't be a film more timely for voters to latch on to this season, but like all of Lee's work, Chi-Raq is intensely confrontational and formally audacious, which could scare off some members.

That should help make the site a lot more timely for newcomers, and it might accelerate the creation of more content around suddenly buzzworthy subjects.

Any appointment is confirmed with a credit card, so payments are more convenient for customers and more timely for small business owners.

Nigel Newcomen, prisons and probation ombudsman, called for "more timely referrals for mental health treatment".

Kaiser disciplined Dr. Wang, claiming his clinical note was "political speech," and for the next two years targeted Dr. Wang for a series of performance reviews that questioned his clinical judgment in advocating for more timely appointments for his patients.

The authorities have been criticized for their failure to make a more timely request for Western assistance -- and for withholding or perhaps distorting information about the circumstances of the sinking and the condition of the sailors trapped in the submarine's nine compartments.

Knowing what the next step would be was considered useful both for planning of their own activities (including preparing patients more timely) and for verifying the current status of the patient.

For example, a large UK study has shown that more timely endoscopy for AUGIB (<12 vs >12 h postpresentation) can reduce hospital inpatient stay (shown here to be responsible for 60% of in-hospital costs for this population) by an average of 1.7 days.