Sentence examples for timing more than from inspiring English sources

"To end the war when we did was determined by American requirements over timing more than Bosnian requirements," Serwer says.

Yet O'Toole was always a traditional actor - the fact that he's listed alongside Finney, who kept his northern accent, Richard Burton, always inalienably Welsh, the Irishman Richard Harris and the famously cockney Michael Caine, is perhaps an accident of timing more than a true description of his impact.

It's all about timing more than the technology or the business model".

Concentrate more on clear sounds and even timing more than speed.

Was the timing more than coincidence?

Another study, published earlier this year and focussing on medical-school performance, found that sleep timing, more than length or quality, affected how well students performed in class and on their preclinical board exams.

But it adds up to a lot of money lost because of poor market-timing — more than $1 billion over just 12 months in a single share class of one fund.

Nonetheless, tidal energy is highly predictable in both magnitude and timing, more so than the wind and solar forms of energy.

Nowhere does timing mean more than in the financial markets, where a company hoping to go public can win or lose millions of dollars according to the vicissitudes of any single day's fortunes.

He's got excellent timing, in more than one way - an accomplished ballroom dancer at a time when Strictly Come Dancing is all the rage.

On Iran, Senator Reid respects the decision of conscience Senator Schumer made and he did not raise concerns with the announcement or the timing").* More than a week has passed, and Reid still wonders why Schumer decided to announce his opposition when he did.