Sentence examples for timeliness it from inspiring English sources

The work counts now for reasons apart from timeliness: it wrings symbolist poetry from ordinary imagery, effortlessly.

In 1985, it was a match reflective of the cold war, but today the movie has a new timeliness: it feels like a commentary on baseball's steroid debate.

Clint Eastwood's new film, "Gran Torino," which is named for an American car and depicts the frustrations of a retired auto worker (played by Mr. Eastwood), seems to offer a grim, half-accidental timeliness — it opened on the day the Big Three bailout bill died in the Senate.

If the aim is merely to provide information and explanation, then it is up against Edward Luce's In Spite of the Gods: The Strange Rise of Modern India, which combined a keen grasp of economics with the advantage of timeliness: it came out in 2006, exactly when a book on the new India was needed.

Mr. Daisey has been performing this show since July of last year, and while the death of Mr. Jobs lends the evening a certain eerie timeliness, it also means that many in the audience will be familiar with the life and career of Mr. Jobs from reading obituaries and tributes.

Any timeliness it could have had was already lost, the victims were often ignorant of the answers being sought, and as many critics of torture have pointed out, might, after weeks of beatings or water boarding, have said anything they thought might make it stop.

Officials attribute the program's success to its consultative approach that involves political and business leaders; to the country's small size; and to its timeliness, saying it was there when it was needed.

"Timeliness I think it's a frustration, as we discussed, length of stay…whether it's having the test ordered, done on the same day, results in a timely manner, so that they're not waiting all day".

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

The belatedness of the film's release may restore some of its timeliness, since it arrives in the wake of the anniversary of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.

Claudia Puig of USA Today praised the film's sense of timeliness, writing, "It's tough to capture an era while it's still happening, yet Up in the Air does so brilliantly, with wit and humanity... Reitman emerges as a modern-day Frank Capra, capturing the nation's anxieties and culture of resilience".