Sentence examples for the timing of both from inspiring English sources

The timing of both the cadaver story and the Clinton review, and their consequent claim on front-page real estate, are symptoms of a persistent genetic disposition.

The timing of both his removal and his concession of responsibility seemed significant, coming on the eve of the arrival here on Tuesday of the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan.

The timing of both the publication of the banking-data article and the Bush administration's response suggests that the combatants in the controversy are operating out of their own self-interests, with their own agendas.

With the Tour hurtling towards us, the timing of both of these events is pretty dreadful.

Projected climate change will result in a substantial shift in vegetation distribution and will affect distribution and the timing of both pests and pollinators, as well [47, 48].

The timing of both matches suggest the process of appointing a successor to Moores could last until the conclusion of England's two-Test series against the Black Caps, for which Farbrace has been put in charge.

Thornton will consider the timings of both hearings and said he would write to the force, "hopefully this week", to give his opinion.

With regard to the timing of AKI, both groups satisfied the creatinine criteria at the same time.

Protein expression studies showed that the nature of the WEEV construct and the timing of expression both influenced the quantity and quality of recombinant glycoprotein produced.

While supporting the general principals of the bill, Ken Macintosh - who speaks for the Labour Party on finance - said he was concerned about the timing of when both the rates and bands would be made public.

In our experiments, the perceived timing of a disk relative to the timing of the click could both be advanced and delayed depending on where attention was directed.