Sentence examples for time appropriately from inspiring English sources

He was on time, appropriately dressed (although his outfit has been scrutinised) and possibly feeling a bit lost in a crowd of people, many of them military types who might well regard him as some kind of anti-Christ.

This held true even during the most energetic part of his show, which channeled the Minneapolis funk of Prince and the Time — appropriately, this is when the overhead spotlights, which had been a watery green much of the night, turned purple — and which featured flamboyant guitar playing by Jump Back Jake Rabinbach.

They can manage their activity to industry best practices, making sure that they are splitting their time appropriately between calling on new customers and servicing existing ones.

By estimating the offsite power restoration time appropriately, the SBO risk was reevaluated, and it was finally confirmed that current OPR-1000 system lies in the acceptable risk against the SBO.

So when evaluating a specific technology, make sure to value your team's marginal time appropriately.

Think about what type of promotion you can offer each month that you can time appropriately with relevant events or holidays.

Happily, the effort paid off: Gould has written a scrupulous, witty and, at times, appropriately skeptical study, which drew me back into a subject I thought I was sick of.

Yet, after quoting critics who described Cablevision as "monopolists" with "no competition," The Times appropriately contradicted that antiquated view with detailed marketing information and the pros and cons of our various competitors on Long Island.

The sixty spare and, at times, appropriately stark tempera paintings in the series each measure twelve-by-eighteen inches and are underscored by descriptive captions written by the artist, whose parents moved from Virginia and South Carolina to New Jersey, where he was born.

There's not much new in this "scrupulous, witty, and at times appropriately skeptical study," as our reviewer, Bruce Handy, described it, but Gould definitely "knows how to get inside a song and shine a light on its inner workings".

In humans the body clock is a little longer than 24 hours – around 24 hours and 20 minutes – and in order to make sure that our circadian rhythms are timed appropriately with the real world, environmental time cues must reset this internal clock every day.