Sentence examples for timing flawed from inspiring English sources

But poor timing flawed other entrees, like nicely charred porterhouse steak (for two) and grilled filet mignon.

Watching a video of himself over the weekend, Abbott noticed a timing flaw in his swing and said he thinks he is swinging better.

An Anomaly Review Board was assembled Saturday afternoon and found the cause of the anomaly was a timing flaw in a command sequence to prepare for the Pluto flyby, according to the latest update from NASA.

In seeking to forestall this outcome, Fisk was performing a vital service, and his timing was crucial, not flawed.

Is the timing of the light flawed?

But until May 2, the system was flawed by inaccurate timing signals from the satellites -- errors that were deliberately introduced.

At its core, the narrow-focused debate surrounding the timing of antimicrobial therapy is inherently flawed.

Johnson said that when the ball bounced to him, the timing for a field-goal attempt would have been flawed, so he stood and looked for receivers.

For VR companies, the vision of their given solution may not be flawed, but is the technology, cost and timing right for consumers?

This approach is flawed in ways that expose deficiencies in the timing of presidential nomination contests.

For this, it is hard to place the blame anywhere but with the British Horseracing Authority, not so much for the actual rules, flawed though these undoubtedly are, but rather for the knuckleheaded timing of their introduction.