Sentence examples for timing less than from inspiring English sources
HIGH praise indeed for Nancy Pelosi, from Charlie Cook at National Journal: I have not been the chairman of Pelosi's fan club, often finding some of her statements and actions a bit impolitic and timing less than impeccable.
The timing, less than two weeks before a presidential election, drew harsh criticism from Democrats and even some Republicans.
The hastily arranged event was notable most strikingly for its timing: less than 24 hours before an appearance by Clinton before a House select committee on the Benghazi attacks that could prove a turning point in her own campaign.
The state's attempt to scrub registration rolls of illegal voters had come under fire because of the timing — less than seven months before a presidential election — and because the state itself could not guarantee the accuracy of its rolls.
Though the announcement will be made on the fourteenth anniversary of the club's inception, it makes you wonder: could the timing, less than three weeks after the release of Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom," be tied to a rapprochement between Oprah and the author who once said that he "cringed" at having her "logo of corporate ownership" attached to "The Corrections"?
The company did not say what it planned to announce, but given the timing less than a week after top Verizon executives gave a keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, speculation in tech circles was rampant that Verizon would announce that it would begin selling the iPhone.
In comparison to threshold setting based conventional differential protection techniques; the proposed scheme illustrates a better performance, with much reduced relay trip timings (less than half cycle) and is very much immune to the threshold setting.
But he, too, was a victim of bad timing and less-than-perfect execution.
As a nation we eat fried food constantly, but almost always in restaurants, where it's least likely to be done well, with old oil, sloppy timing and less-than-ideal ingredients.
The tax conferees are currently searching for ways to eliminate this staggered timing, less because of any macroeconomic concern than because it would result in a tax increase for many taxpayers next year.
The equivalent accuracy of synchronization is keeping the timing with less than a second accumulated error since the birth of the universe.
