Sentence examples for this poor timing from inspiring English sources

WHAT was the total cost of this poor timing?

But in "Lizz Free or Die," she displays no bitterness or disappointment at this poor timing.

"Retail investors, however, achieved extremely low dollar-weighted returns due the poor timing of their inflows".

Industry observers blamed the poor timing: the expansion coincided with the 2008 financial crisis.

I regret the poor timing, and apologize to anyone who was offended by an image that is now clearly inappropriate".

America's trading partners were particularly incensed by the poor timing of the new legislation: after all, their economies were already struggling.

Some may view this as poor timing but for Nunn and his colleagues at NTI it couldn't be more perfect.

Bruce Packard, banking analyst at Seymour Pierce, said: "This would appear poor timing for Santander, which might struggle to IPO [its UK arm] with an unfamiliar chief executive.

"To do this now is very poor timing," said James Settles Jr., a vice president for the U.A.W. "Labor and management have been cooperating closely in the automobile industry and have really helped the industry recover," he said, adding at another point: "Michigan is on the rebound, and right-to-work is going to be very divisive.

I am sure others would disagree, most notably the established media houses who reported this week, with rather poor timing, that Julian Assange had commended their publications for good journalism.

"I am previously on record voicing my concern over this move, particularly given its poor timing," she said.