Sentence examples for timing terms from inspiring English sources

William Hill confirmed it had received a highly preliminary approach but that the consortium did not put forward a proposal on price, timing, terms, form of consideration or transaction structure.

The streaming service would have furthered the ability of consumers to watch television content on their own timing terms.

This is all another way of saying that potential deals are getting more scrutiny: There's a higher bar that needs to be met for timing, terms and price.

In addition to respiratory timing influencing heartbeats, there is evidence that cardiac timing also influences respiratory timing, termed cardioventilatory coupling.

But there was also irony in the deal's timing and terms.

This conflict was begun on the timing and terms of others.

"This conflict was begun on the timing and terms of others," President George W. Bush said at a prayer service at the National Cathedral, three days after the attacks.

I think the autumn was a real turning point in our season and really good timing in terms of the World Cup coming up".

There is already the timing in terms of politics and the economy, and there is also a cultural problem in France, a very French problem.

"But there has been some really fortunate timing in terms of expansion in the local economy".

To solve the deployment problem, each operation is assigned an experimental timing (in terms of CPU cycles).