Sentence examples for timely questions from inspiring English sources

nytimes.com/norris QUESTIONS The iconoclastic economist Ed Yardeni raises some timely questions for the Securities and Exchange Commission and Congress about short-selling and speculation.

These are timely questions, not so much because it's the time of year we set aside in our country to honor and celebrate motherhood.

It is a monumental achievement, and one that frames important and timely questions about the state of Eliot's reputation.

This has raised timely questions over how "treatments" can circumvent stringent laws on medical interventions across Europe and beyond.

Children who are physically fit absorb and retain new information more effectively than children who are out of shape, a new study finds, raising timely questions about the wisdom of slashing physical education programs at schools.

Mr. Mortier has eagerly taken up operas that pose timely questions of capitalism and consumerism, from Weill and Brecht's "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny" to Messiaen's "St.

JC: This is a timely question given the recent "Pacific Standard Time," the Getty funded initiative documenting and celebrating southern California art from 1945-1980, twenty of which years I was living and working there.

It's an interesting and timely question, given our nation's colorful and, at times, painful history when it comes to matters of race, as well as the importance placed on race in the 2010 Census.

Where are some places that one could volunteer one's time and skills (tutoring, college preparedness)? - Posted by John Mac It's a timely question.

Sincerely, A Concussed Mrs. Lahey Dear Mrs. Lahey, Great (and timely) question.

Before pondering that timely question, consider another which may matter just as much.