Sentence examples for most unfortunate timing from inspiring English sources

The award for most unfortunate timing by a public agency has to go to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for the increased transit fares and bridge tolls that went into effect on Thursday.

"The timing is most unfortunate -- coming right on the brink of doing this deal after everyone worked so hard on it".

Yesterday, with unfortunate timing, one of its most important pieces of machinery - the star striker Teddy Sheringham - stuck in a transfer request, apparently disillusioned with Mr Sugar's style of negotiating new contracts.

But the museum's descent into financial trouble is a parable about how poor decisions and unfortunate timing can undermine even the most noble of ambitious undertakings.

When ministers were questioned on the issue in the House of Lords on Wednesday, Labour peer Baroness McIntosh demanded the new questions be withdrawn, saying regardless of whether or not the information was being used appropriately, the timing was "extremely unfortunate" and gave a "most unfortunate impression".

This was not the first time that show has endured unfortunate timing.

Despite the unfortunate timing, Londoners were still able to witness one of the moon's most stunning nights.

But with incredibly unfortunate timing, more than a dozen small, homemade bombs were set off in the country last year—the most serious sign of political unrest since the communist takeover in 1975.

Was it just unfortunate timing?

They added, "Talk about unfortunate timing".

Unfortunate timing, as it turned out.