Sentence examples for timing intended from inspiring English sources

Even as Mr. McCain was paying tribute to Mr. Obama on television, his aides disclosed that he made a choice for vice president and would announce it on Friday, timing intended to draw attention away from Mr. Obama on a day in which he and his running mate, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., would be starting a joint campaign swing.

The muscle to be transferred is chosen according to strength, architecture and course, contraction timing, intended direction, synergy and the joint moment arm to be restored.

The timing is intended to maximize the urgency of the negotiations because ABC will carry the Academy Awards on Sunday night.

That contention was flatly contradicted by the retired military officers who saw the timing as intended to send a clear message to Pakistan.

Earlier Sunday, the Obama adminstration announced that Mr. Geithner would be staying on as secretary, a move whose timing appeared intended to reassure nervous investors.

Their timing seems intended to thwart two big shareholders intent on reform: Corvex Management, a hedge fund, and Related Fund Management, a unit of the Related Companies, a large real estate concern.

Times Books, an imprint of Henry Holt & Company that publishes some books in collaboration with The New York Times Company, is also publishing a book that devotes some space to the Sept. 11 attacks, but the timing is intended to steer clear of the anniversary.

The timing was intended to emphasise the sacrifices Rhodesia had made for Britain in wartime.

China rolled out the J-20 just days before a visit to Beijing by U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, leading some analysts to speculate that the timing was intended to demonstrate the growing might of China's armed forces.

This timing was intended to control for any simultaneous external interventions that could influence the study outcomes.

This timing was intended to emulate the pattern of presenting jokes in everyday life; when telling a joke, it is common to ask a question, wait for a moment, and then give the punch line.