Sentence examples for problematic timing from inspiring English sources

She has told associates she would find a seat on Canada's highest court difficult to refuse despite the deeply problematic timing.

Babies don't really care about the whole Jesus thing, or the historically problematic timing of his "birthday" celebration.

The problematic timing of information about treatment options and synchronous creation of vascular access seemed to predetermine haemodialysis and inhibit choice of other treatments, including palliative care.

The first was the impact of peers on decision making by patients and carers, the second was the problematic timing of information presented, and the third was the desire by patients to maintain the status quo.

Although timing problematic.

"Anyone who disagrees with our right to build in all parts of Jerusalem always claims that there is something problematic about the timing," Interior Minister Gideon Saar said on Army Radio.

The timing is problematic.

"I thought the timing was problematic," one West African diplomat at the United Nations said today.

Other producers said the nature of the musical and its timing were problematic.

The timing is problematic for Mr. Grisanti, who was one of four Republican senators who broke party ranks in casting the decisive votes to pass a same-sex-marriage bill last year.

The timing is problematic, with leaves on the ground, leaves that will be swept into storm sewers, exacerbating the flood risk and accelerate the backing up of water in many residential and commercial areas.