Sentence examples for timely more from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama insisted that he was not ending the program but "putting a system in that's more timely, more cost-effective, and that meets the actual threats that we perceive coming from Iran".
It is hard to imagine a movie about the Middle East that could be more timely, more painfully urgent, more challenging to conventional wisdom on all sides of the conflict.
"We have got to be more timely, more current and ship modern merchandise that is trend right," she tells the suppliers, demanding that apparel makers provide more fashionable goods already priced on hangers so that they can go right to the selling floor.
A few of the topics are timely, more or less — a credit-card-operated wishing well, a couple having sex while gazing at their phones — but, for the most part, Martin avoids observational humor in favor of puns (a strip club with a sign that says "SORRY, WE'RE CLOTHED"), visual gags (skateboarding pallbearers), and a surprising number of fart jokes.
So yeah the Wikileaks theme was timely more than anything as was the Ted Cruz/RNC compilation before it.
Directed with a grand sense of sass by Jonathan Moscone, Pygmalion (which opened in London on April 11 , 1914 turns out to be remarkably timely more than 100 years after its English premiere.
"Ghosts" is timely for more than historical reasons.
Timely and more detailed guidance on protocols with clarification of existing recommendations is needed.
"I think the public should frankly demand more timely testing results and more timely graduation data," she said, "because, after all, they're being asked to invest an enormous amount of money in the system".
More timely indicators would undoubtedly help both governments and companies make more timely decisions.
