Sentence examples for over timings from inspiring English sources

But the discrepancy over timings should make City regulators think.

Judging from the stands, the suspicion is that this happens because officials are scared of the reaction should it turn out that they made the wrong decision, and this is where a sin-bin could come in handy: a player commits a foul, receives an orange card, is forced off the field temporarily (I am open to suggestions over timings) and knows that a third yellow card will mean he is off for good.

Justice Secretary Ken Clarke dismissed the row over timings as "hysterical angst" and said he was not sure why everyone was "wildly excited" about a "procedural wrangle".

A possible pitfall in processing may be over-dehydration related to over-timing of absolute alcohol exposure of tissues with less water content due to alcohol-based fixatives.

Naturally, over time, timing technology will only improve.

Clegg says his difference with Cameron is over timing.

Tensions over timing were also apparent on Capitol Hill.

He said Washington's European allies were divided only over timing of action.

But there is just a chance that conventional wisdom may be wrong, particularly over timing.

"To end the war when we did was determined by American requirements over timing more than Bosnian requirements," Serwer says.

Mr. Zhang's comments on Monday in China Daily seemed to put an end to any debate over timing.