Sentence examples for put the timing from inspiring English sources

The company is cutting costs and has put the timing for launches of bars in Sheffield and Liverpool under review.

The government report did not include details about the nature or number of consumer complaints but put the timing of when they began at least six months earlier than first reported.

Victor Instetta, president and chief executive of the company, said: "The telecommunications industry remains depressed and the news of the world has put the timing of an economic recovery in question.

Police put the timing of the crash at around 1 30 a.m. and the shooting around 3 40 a.m., according to the Detroit Free Press.

To mitigate this behaviour, we propose an application-level solution to balance the stress and put the timing-critical gates of the critical path into a relaxed (balanced) mode.

A new report from Fast Company (via the Verge) puts the timing around a year and half out.

Most analysts believe that the Fed will not raise rates at its next policy meetings in March and April, putting the earliest timing of a rate rise in June.

If you put the right amount of timing and resources into testing, it can be done pretty well.

But the Kosovars whom he claimed would suffer "disastrous consequences" from Nato's actions now understandably name streets and buildings after Clinton and Blair, not Pinter and Milosevic   If he had put the subtle pauses and timing in his political pronouncements that he did in his plays, it would have been a considerable step forward.

Install "lower-half cover" of the timing belt and put the bolt and especially the one in the middle which is hard to see just below the motor mount bracket.

That timing could put the release just before the Iowa caucuses, the kickoff of the 2016 primary voting.