Sentence examples for timeliness as from inspiring English sources

Adam McKay's scathing "The Big Short," an adaptation of the Michael Lewis book chronicling the 2008 mortgage debt meltdown and the Wall Street outsiders who saw it coming, closed the festival, winning strong notices for its energy and timeliness as well as the strength of its ensemble, led by Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling and, in a small role, Brad Pitt.

For maximum utility, the recommendations are grouped according to their anticipated impact on survey operations, quality and timeliness as well as pacing.

An increase in direct laboratory reporting of diagnoses to MHS would improve timeliness, as would the use of fax rather than post or e-mail.

Hulton et al., in relation to facility-based maternal health services, suggest quality of care is defined by effectiveness, timeliness, as well as the upholding of basic reproductive rights [ 7, 11].

Events have enhanced its timeliness, as it is a kind of obituary for the "monarchical presidencies" of the Arab world.

It also haunts "Responsibility and Judgment," a new collection of Arendt's essays, most of them previously unpublished, which has taken on an unusual timeliness as a trial of Mr. Hussein looms.

Overcrowding and inefficient patient flow at health care facilities affect the quality and timeliness of care, as well as patient satisfaction.

Electronic laboratory reporting (ELR) was demonstrated just over a decade ago to be an effective method to improve the timeliness of reporting as well as the number of reports submitted to public health agencies (1).

For example, a physician's response to a patient's presenting symptoms may influence the overall time a patient is waiting to receive a diagnosis (i.e. timeliness of care), as well as the patient's perception of their physician's concern about their well-being (i.e. interpersonal skills).

Items are phrased to capture performance ("I have") and individual judgment, and the nature and timeliness of participation ("as and when I have wanted").

Items are phrased to capture performance ("I have"), individual judgement, and the nature and timeliness of participation ("as and when I have wanted").