Sentence examples for suggested timings from inspiring English sources

Facilitators followed a similar course manual with instructions and suggested timings.

Tutor training: The RAFT manual contains detailed instructions for each of the seven sessions, including the key points to be drawn from patients, sample conversations, suggested timings, and all required materials (handouts, metaphors, goal-setting records, activity charts) with a clear indication of when and how they are to be used.

Zhang's case is much more unusual, but Schoenhals suggested timing was critical: early 1970 saw a harsh campaign against counter-revolutionary activities, known as one-strike and three-anti.

Marek Rzonca, the Foliage Network's publisher, suggests timing a trip not to coincide with peak colors, but just before.

Lebanese officials suggested the timing of the killing indicated that Israel was the prime suspect.

He suggested the timing of the leak to the FT as the CPS considers corporate charges was not coincidental.

More recently, at Duke, the neuroscientist Warren Meck has suggested that timing is governed by groups of neurons that oscillate at different frequencies.

Observers have suggested the timing could be suspicious but the alleged driver told Russian television of his shock at the shooting, which he did not witness.

In Monday's debate Mr. Romney said he would consider it, then on Tuesday suggested the timing would be in April, tax season.

The paper, based on data from the Nurses Health Studyy, the large observational trial that reported many years ago that estrogen protected women's hearts, suggested that timing the therapy was critical.

Even as the Cole was struck, American intelligence officials had detected movement by one of Iraq's Republican Guard divisions west of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, though Mr. Cohen suggested the timing could be coincidental.