Sentence examples for timing as a from inspiring English sources
Considering that the costs of adverse selection vary during the time, several researchers propose to explain the theory of market timing as a dynamic behavior of the model of Hierarchical theory (Lucas and McDonald 1990; Jensen 1986a, 1986b).
Giuliani's timing as a candidate is pretty fortuitous.
After all, the composer of an opera can control, with absolute reliability, his actors' timing as a playwright can't.
"By the end," added Mr. Lichtenstein -- who could also count comic timing as a skill -- "I was munching Prozac".
A month into the job, Mr. Lenihan described the timing as a "misfortune," but things would get far worse.
Although a regulator contacted Tenet the same day as the analyst's report was issued, Ms. Holtz described the timing as a coincidence.
The control design we finally obtain includes an optimal switching times selection ("timing") as well as an optimal modes sequence scheduling ("sequencing").
Modify the timing as necessary.
We think of timing as an art of actors, but it also applies to theatrical scheduling.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the city's teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, denounced the timing as an effort to bully the union when contract talks have virtually broken down.
