Sentence examples for this timing by from inspiring English sources

(This timing, by the way, points to another question: might Isis have chosen to strike now because it has that electoral calendar in mind?) France harbours the largest and possibly best-funded extreme-right party in Europe, and it also has the largest Muslim population in Europe.

Aggressive investors would also have benefited from this timing model: by investing twice as much money as they would have otherwise, for example, they would have doubled the market's return while incurring no greater risk.

The genome wide results indicate that the response to pathogen exposure is very rapid and transient, and that this timing profile may by mirrored by the pathogen's response.

"But it could advance the timing by perhaps ten years".

"In fact," he wrote, "we believe" that the company "will actually exceed that timing by one quarter".

Adjust the timing by rotating the distributor housing by very small amounts.

If the rotor turns clockwise, you'll advance the timing by rotating the distributor counterclockwise, and vice versa.

His memory is that it survived until the end of the decade: "Pre-1990, I was just candy canes and lollipops and ice-cream cones and unicorns; I was happy-go-lucky!" (This timing is challenged by an interview that he gave in 1990, when, looking back at recent years, he said, "I was Mr. Telephone Thrower" and "My whole life was agony").

The importance of this timing is reflected by the fact that a somewhat larger eruption of Mt. Ontake in 1979 resulted in injuries but no deaths.

This timing is coordinated by the activation of Env's spring-loaded fusion machinery only when the virus is attaching to an infectable cell via CD4.

This timing is corroborated by the fact that haplotypes from the different genetic groups mix in some sky islands, an event much more likely to have occurred when gene flow was facilitated by continuous woodland (for example, during the Wisconsin glaciation).