Sentence examples for timing for when from inspiring English sources

He did not have exact timing for when Cyprus's banks, which have been closed for more than a week, would reopen.

The timing for when China's growth model will run out of steam is probably the most critical question facing the world economy.

Has the timing for when these pieces have to be ready changed the market?

There's no confirmed timing for when they will go overseas, to countries like Taiwan, Thailand or Indonesia which — alongside Japan — account for two-thirds of Line's active userbase.

He did not provide further details about how this would work, or the timing for when this system would be turned on.

Information is available on their Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States page that defines the laws on timing for when original works are created and protected versus when they move into the public domain for free use.

These could include optimally timing treatments for when only non-native species are active, or using phenological differences to identify species that may have a high potential to be invaders with climate change.

With Onavo Lite, Android users are alerted when an app suddenly consumes data at a disproportionate rate, or at improper timing, for example when traveling.

It was good timing for him when, nine years ago, he found something he could really get his teeth into.

It's a case of bad timing for Dino when you consider that there had never been a player christened Baggio in Serie A's long history until they both arrived on the scene.

However, it is difficult to determine the best timing for surgery when pancreatic MCN is detected during pregnancy.