Sentence examples for suspicious timing from inspiring English sources

The Mirror saw it very differently, heaping ordure over Cameron for engaging in the "decidedly suspicious" timing of the announcement which reeked "of a ­diversionary tactic by a rattled PM.

We are sure it is just coincidence - and awkward combination of luck and suspicious timing - but Vedomosti reports that Viktor Zubkov, the Chairman of Russia's massive energy monopoly Gazprom, dumped his entire stake in the company just a few weeks before Vladimir Putin crossed the red line.

His campaign capitalized on the surge, and with almost suspicious timing, sent out a fundraising email referencing Sanders' crowd-pleasing remark.

Of course, the internet reacted accordingly to the suspicious timing of the singer's return, reigniting the now years-long feud between Swift and Perry and their fandoms.

In what many believe to be suspicious timing, the FDA decision to stand behind the safety of BPA came just days before the California legislature, under siege by chemical industry lobbyists, planned to vote on legislation that would ban the chemical from baby bottles.

Like many we spoke to, he's highly suspicious about the timing of Apple's review, given that iOS 12's screen time feature has just launched.

He was also suspicious of the timing of the bill.

Republican lawyers said they, too, disagreed with the opinion, and found the timing suspicious.

"I think one has to be suspicious of the timing," said one black Mount Vernon parent.

He was suspicious about the timing of the air strikes, believing that Clinton had wanted to divert attention from the Lewinsky affair.

Some green groups said they were suspicious of the timing of the White House announcement, just days before Mr. Bush is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi in Japan.