Sentence examples for timing standpoint from inspiring English sources

Courier and Lendl have declined to elaborate, but Courier's claim is feasible at least from a timing standpoint.

International's rugged Travelall — and later the Scout — may have been capable of tackling the Himalayas, but from a timing standpoint, they never left the Catskills.

The hype in AR and VR in 2015 was well ahead of the market from a timing standpoint.

From a pure timing standpoint, it's hard to beat healthcare today.

"But the timing from their standpoint is not very felicitous.

From a leasing standpoint, the timing could not be better.

His sense of timing, from a team standpoint, is better.

But from the American standpoint, the timing could not have been worse, coming just two weeks after the release of a United States intelligence estimate that concluded that Iran stopped its nuclear weapons program in 2003.

The athletic director at the time, Jim Schaus, told me that Koch wanted to give back to his home town; he also said that the company had implied it was good timing "from a P.R. standpoint".

It's certainly bad timing from an economic standpoint.

Its timing (the time required for a given length to burn) was amazingly accurate and consistent, compared to that of its predecessors, and it was much better from the standpoints of resistance to water and abuse.