Sentence examples for own timeliness from inspiring English sources

Through July of this year, 66 percent of claims for disability compensation and pensions were still pending more than 125 days after being filed, missing the department's own timeliness goals.

Such data streams have their own timeliness issues, due in part to culturing of samples.

The agency thus has the power to choose its own definition of timeliness for its subways and buses.

Yet this report clearly shows that the V.A. is failing to meet their own mandates for timeliness.

Even an exogenous setting mandated outside of the company's own will did not necessarily improve earnings timeliness (Yee 2004).

53 These three pathways reflect the growing trend for healthcare providers to utilise the patient's perspective and involvement to improve quality, safety, timeliness and value of their own healthcare delivery systems.

Unfortunately, adding external data into the EHR presents its own set of challenges related to accuracy and timeliness, which may not make this option viable on a large-scale.

Whether it is an exalted version of the conventional wisdom or truly its own thing, the magazine has achieved a weave of timelessness and timeliness.

However, this resistance was sometimes worn down over time by the inconvenience of obtaining outside help or its lack of timeliness, and by familiarity increasing carers' confidence in their own abilities.

All of the above artists have found success on their own, suggesting the obvious: when the problems of the list (its execution, its timeliness) are discussed more thoroughly than the list itself, there is a serious flaw in its relevancy and its purpose.

And when Fritz Lang's "Metropolis," an anti-utopian, early science-fiction monument desecrated in its own time and venerated ever after, appeared in a restored and expanded version, its timeliness was at least as striking as its durability.