Sentence examples for poor timing for from inspiring English sources

It would have been poor timing for Girardi to consider dropping Jeter down the lineup as he chased a milestone.

Bruce Packard, banking analyst at Seymour Pierce, said: "This would appear poor timing for Santander, which might struggle to IPO [its UK arm] with an unfamiliar chief executive.

Having burned their fingers in the recession of the early 1990s, property companies shunned new projects unless they could sign up tenants in advance.Yet with the poor timing for which the industry is famed, developers jumped back into the market at the same time, producing a glut of new office buildings just as banks cut their payrolls.

It turned out to be exquisitely poor timing for Republican lawmakers to reopen old wounds.

It was poor timing for federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, who happened to be in Halifax Wednesday campaigning for the upcoming election a few blocks away from the rally.

Needless to say, it was poor timing for a show that could be called the biggest critical punching bag of the new season, HBO's "The Newsroom," to host its panel.

The main reasons for nonparticipation were office disruption (31% of nonparticipating dentists), lack of interest (28%), and uncertain future membership in the capitation dental plan (21%); other concerns were office staff reluctance (10%) and the poor timing of the study for the office (10%).

So, in my normal style, I put that out on Twitter … and of course, that coincided with a terrible tragedy, and I have apologised for the very poor timing of that tweet, which then felt directed at entirely the wrong people".

Some may view this as poor timing but for Nunn and his colleagues at NTI it couldn't be more perfect.

Although Japan is not as heavily affected by the current economic crisis as the USA, for example, Nokia's move is a good example for poor timing.

Bond investors were also punished for poor timing.