Sentence examples for timing to do from inspiring English sources

"It's perfect timing to do it here because many individuals are affected by what's happening in the world with economics.

"The combination of the capital gains tax, uncertain regulation and the very tough competitive environment has caused investors to say it wasn't great timing" to do the deal, said Robert Grindle, an analyst with Deutsche Bank in London.

Some comments on the possibility of partial privatization of Social Security (Economic Scene, April 9): It would be the ultimate in poor timing to do so now if you consider that it took the Dow Jones Industrial Average nearly 16 years to rise from 770 to the recent 9000.

It's a process of allowing timing to do the work for you.

At least when the Lakers broke up over egos a decade ago, they had the good timing to do it after winning three championships.

All in the Timing "To do a long, complicated scene like this in one take, you really have to trust that the timing is going to work," Mr. Sonnenfeld said.

How much do patience and timing have to do with success at everyday courage?

So a second explanation, at least as it relates to timing, has to do with recent economic data.

But analysts also suspect that its timing has to do with Mexico's upcoming local elections in the summer.

Q. Was their project a failure or was it the timing, trying to do experimental work on Broadway? A. I don't know, which is one of the things that drew me to it.

Your only real considerations as to timing have to do with fulfilling wishes set forth in a will.