Sentence examples for obvious timing from inspiring English sources

Baseball was dropped from the Olympics after 2008; it had been an official sport only five times, and always uneasily, because of the obvious timing problem.

People are always looking for a competitive edge yet they miss something as obvious as timing.

There was an "obvious link" between timing of the release and the upcoming Sochi Winter Games, he said.

The Standard's chances of success are high: Murdoch appears ready to invest many millions of dollars; it has talent, an obvious niche, exquisite timing, and a distinct idea of itself.

Stevens's insistence on scale and pace for the new models of care programme – he wants to see "rapid progress" - raises obvious questions about timing; but he does appear to be addressing the relationships issue, having spoken of seeking to involve health and care partner agencies in deciding if local bids should go ahead.

That much should be obvious from the timing of the release: 4 p.m. on a Friday.

Two previous occupational studies did not show obvious differences for timing of exposure (D'Avanzo et al, 1996; Levi et al, 1999), while two others suggested that only occupational physical activity during women's reproductive years was associated with decreased breast cancer (Moradi et al, 2000; Peplonska et al, 2008).

Comparisons of the 2015 and 2016 timetables show the changes have been minor, and in some cases the advent of Ramadan had no obvious effect on timings.

Comparisons of the 2015 and 2016 timetables suggest any changes have been minor, and in many cases Ramadan has had no obvious effect on timings.

The latter is challenged by the presence of complex hardware/software with massive interactions among components with non-obvious impact on timing, ultimately decreasing the confidence on MBTA's derived WCET estimates.

3. Timing and Rhythm: It's obvious that in dance, timing and rhythm, pacing and a sense of the music helps a whole lot.