Sentence examples similar to timing of discovery from inspiring English sources

But testimonies differ over the exact timing of the discovery.

(Rimmerman, who considers Feiring a fellow traveler, insists the timing of their discovery was merely coincidental).

But the timing of the discovery could not have been worse for this year's high school seniors.

But there was scepticism from other quarters, where it was pointed out that the timing of the "discovery" came ahead of a new book by Byrne.

A sports article yesterday about Alonzo Mourning's comeback with the Miami Heat misstated the timing of the discovery that he had a serious kidney disease.

The timing of the discovery suggests that the fish, a prized but dangerously overfished delicacy in Japan, had carried the radioactive materials across the Pacific ocean faster than those conveyed by wind or water.

It was initially greeted with an outpouring of excitement, but questions soon began to be raised over the timing of the discovery, shortly after the death of Lee's sister Alice Lee, and about the degree of Harper Lee's own involvement in the deal.

In fact, the timing of the discovery is especially ironic, given that Sony just last month filed a lawsuit against one of the developers of DRM software that led to the company's 2005 blowup.

The precise timing of this discovery is also unclear.

The timing of the discovery also heightens the effect.

Further questions swirled around the timing of the discovery: Why did it surface only months after Lee's attorney and sister Alice died?