Sentence examples for timing because of from inspiring English sources

"My graduating now is poor timing because of the economic situation," she said.

"We choose not to do tactical timing because of the dangers involved," Mr. Utkus said.

Mr. Nowak questioned the reason given by the government "at such a late stage": that it needed to change the timing because of a visit by regional ministers looking into a breakdown in the power-sharing government, the United Nations said in a statement.

This year and 2011 are big fundraising years, Lanser says, and "some investments are a year or more behind planned exit timing" because of the deal drought during much of 2008 and early 2009.

This observation is very timing because of the recent discovery that truncated hemoglobins of Chlamydomonas regulate nitrate reductase.

The search for the ideal treatment strategy is a challenge for foot and ankle specialists; furthermore, general evidence-based treatment algorithms are lacking and the literature is inconsistent regard to both the ideal treatment option and treatment timing because of the disease's unrelenting progression.

HMMs are fine for detecting basic steps and spatial patterns but cause major difficulties for timing aspects because of the inherent time-warping mechanism.

"The timing is because of the Olympics," said Thomas Eagan, a media analyst at Canaccord Genuity Securities.

So is the timing wrong because of our common tragedy, or because elections are coming, or both?

There is still a timing offset because of the unavoidable propagation delay between two nodes.

The timing is because of hormone treatments.