Sentence examples for timing that would from inspiring English sources

With timing that would do Bart Cummings proud, Hasler understands the ebbs and flows of a football season like few others.

"The drugs are prepared from raw ingredients by a pharmacist who may not be familiar with all the secondary factors such as temperature, sterility and timing that would be used by a manufacturer in pristine conditions," Dieter said.

If I came to the office next week and decided domestic stocks were too high — I want to move that target down to 8% — in the way that I've described market timing, that would be a market timing move and we're very careful not to do that.

That's the kind of growth and timing that would allow brave souls to retire.

The "old" cancer drugs were basically poisons, and the mission was to find a dose and timing that would make the cancer cell more vulnerable to the poison than normal cells.

Sonically, the Pixies are credited with popularizing the extreme dynamics and stop-start timing that would become widespread in alternative rock; Pixies songs typically feature hushed, restrained verses, and explosive, wailing choruses.

We hypothesized that phenols would be associated with earlier puberty, that phthalate biomarkers would be related to later pubertal timing, that phytoestrogens would be associated with later breast development, and that associations could be modified by obesity.

However, when Capital One learned of unanticipated regulatory timing issues that would jeopardize receipt of approvals within the one-year term of the contract, it did not give up.

Everything was calm and tense at the same time, the anticipation stoked by an incessant beeping -- beep, beep, beep -- the cadence of the timing mechanism that would signify another racer's start and bring forth a clamorous, throaty chorus of exhortations.

My colleague Kevin Murnane has a detailed look at the intricacies and timing considerations that would go into this console launch.

Their success in freeing a kidnapped American in the show's pilot relies on precision timing, gadgetry that would make James Bond jealous and nerves of steel.