Sentence examples for timing dictates from inspiring English sources

There will be a certain dramatic irony if the tech industry finds itself facing protestors who adopt the very meta-algorithms of the modern tech industry: ignore history, try many different ideas even if they sound crazy, fail fast and pivot, scale sideways, accept that timing dictates success, etcetera.

Timing dictates what we want from others and life.

"We decided from the start that we weren't going to let fear of market timing dictate our lives and deter us from moving our lives forward and accomplishing our goals," he said.

Yet incomplete information and the need to conform to timings dictated by the limited availability of American helicopters for the insertion resulted in further delays.

The last time Rosh Hashana, whose timing is dictated by the Hebrew calendar, fell this early on the Gregorian, or Western, calendar, was in 1899, according to a spokesman for the Orthodox Union, and the next time it will happen is 2089.

The timing was dictated by regulatory requirements in Belgium at the time of the study initiation.

(That timing is dictated by movie studios).

For the Atget prints, the timing was dictated mostly by the surge in market prices.

His timing was dictated by the availability of the right space along the West Side Highway.

The timing was dictated in part by the slow grind of rule-making.

But Dr. Holst emphasized that the timing is dictated by nature.