Sentence examples for well-timed for from inspiring English sources
The timing of the Middle East's rise is very well-timed for the industry's manufacturers.
Lyle said the date of the broadcast is "well-timed for us because we believe the topic is interesting at all times". Romney's position -- as presented in the film -- has since been complicated by the May 2011 raid in Pakistan, which killed the former Al Qaeda chief.
Typically idealistic, typically urbane, it's a sentiment that's well-timed for the disputes of our day.
If nothing else, Inter's victory was well-timed for the visit of representatives from China's Suning Commerce Group, who are said to be close to buying a minority stake in the club.
While Sony have not been able to advertise the film on 60 Minutes or other CBS broadcasts, publicity surrounding the network's decision does appear conveniently well-timed for the studio, which is pushing Truth as an Oscars contender.
The gaffe is also well-timed for Mr. Romney, because it comes during a relatively slow part of the nomination calendar and the effects of such incidents often fade quickly.
The Public Theater has recently been on something of a Shakespeare roll - both of its Central Park productions this summer were fine, making for some well-timed competition for the RSC - but the opportunity to witness such well-trained classicists perform such an ample selection of his plays is almost unheard-of even in the country's theater capital.
A well-timed book for the season, when rainbow-colored eggs are everywhere in more predictable settings, like baskets.
It's not cleared though and Gonzalez has to make a well-timed tackle for the corner.
The dances flow expertly in the fast-paced show, with a few well-timed pauses for acrobatic and comic numbers.
Still, he and others say the rebate provision could prove a potent selling point for a law that remains unpopular with many Americans, not to mention a well-timed tool for the Obama re-election campaign.
