Sentence examples for to make timing from inspiring English sources

The best way to avoid errant timing, Mr. Evensky said, is not to make timing decisions at all.

Bogle recommends buying a total stock market index fund rather than trying to make timing decisions on market cap, sectors or valuation.

To make timing of artificial insemination (AI) relative to ovulation less critical, methods for prolonging shelf life of spermatozoa in vivo after AI have been attempted to be developed.

Duration of illness before enrolment in this study may introduce enough variability to make timing difficult to determine.

He recognizes defenses better before the snap and thus is more willing to make timing-based throws within the structure of the offense.

"Factories like the New Departure Division of General Motors, where they were making ball bearings, and Ingraham, where they'd switched from making watches to making timing devices, were booming".

In the heart of Midtown, she added, the city has expanded its Midtown in Motion program, which allows traffic engineers to monitor conditions in real time and make timing adjustments to the signals.

The methodology relies on RT-CCM (Real-time Container Component Model), a component technology aimed to make the timing behaviour of the applications predictable and inspired in the Lightweight CCM specification of the OMG.

Under pressure to make the timing work, the first two plays (as I viewed them) suffered from rushed delivery.

Mr. Clinton had pressed Turkey on the issue in Istanbul the previous November, and warming relations with Greece seemed to make the timing good.

That legal theory would encompass cases where market timers promise to invest money in other funds run by the manager -- thus providing it with management fees -- in return for being allowed to make market timing trades.