Sentence examples for timing becomes from inspiring English sources

"Market timing becomes much more difficult.

The timing becomes fascinating and interesting -- if we're off, then it's horrible.

Once you get the hang of it, the timing becomes much more predictable, but there is a learning curve here.

The actor slows down his Canadian cowpoke delivery even more than usual, so his eye-of-the-storm timing becomes the joke instead of his awful lines.

As we approach the steep part of technology's exponential growth, timing becomes ever more crucial in successfully developing and introducing an invention.

In an age where college costs are spiraling upward and where the raging bulls in the china shop are increasing student debt and the very real threat to parental retirement security, timing becomes more important.

But Gay was beaten convincingly in the Olympic Stadium as Bolt took the biggest bite out of the men's 100 record since electronic timing became mandatory for record ratification in 1977.

When market timing became an issue in 2003, the fund reassured investors that management was on the case, in a memo signed by Bruce Alpert, the chief operating officer of Gabelli Funds, that said market timers were really scalpers: For more than two years, scalpers have been identified and restricted or banned from making further trades.

Along the way, heterochrony became such a pervasive term that it lost some of its explanatory power; any change in timing became heterochrony, whether evolutionarily relevant or not (Zelditch 2001, especially pp. vii ix).

Moreover, static timing analysis becomes highly intractable for multi-core systems.

"As it gets closer to 2016, the timing downtown becomes more important to us".