Sentence examples for timing might have from inspiring English sources

Despite his problems last season, the timing might have been right for Assenmacher.

The timing might have been a coincidence, but one of the emails, from the FBI's legal attache in Vienna, strongly suggests it was not.

Mr. Gittins suggested that there had been no rush through the maneuvers and that their timing might have had other explanations.

The timing might have had something to do with feminism, the blurring of legal lines because of increased cohabitation and the greater social acceptability of divorce.

Or will it turn out they were lucky first time, appearing just as Britain yearned for a quirky, Day-Glo duo? "No," snaps De Martino, irked at any notion that good timing might have played a part in their success.

"The timing might have been off," Dr. Heuson said, "for the mailing came during the Christmas holidays and feel it had a lot to do with cutting down our replies.

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If Mother Nature had a less British sense of timing, she might have doused Centre Court earlier in the day and allowed real tennis royalty, Roger Federer, the privilege of playing the first official point under the roof.

The bad news for Jobs, and investors in his studio, is that it appears that the competition not only has the drop on them in terms of timing, but might have caught up to them in the animation technology arena, too.

This identified difference may reflect the relative sensitivities of the applied techniques, though other explanations including variances in sample analysis, age of the host at the time of infection, preliminary infection dose, and the accurate timing of castration might have been causative factors.

Some environmentalists suggested that the decision's timing and outcome might have come in part to minimize negative political fallout surrounding Earth Day commemorations.