Sentence examples for wrongly timed from inspiring English sources

When Oakeshott published his provocative polling suggesting that Clegg and four colleagues could all lose their seats, the first reaction of the party leadership was to rubbish the surveys as flawed, too small, and wrongly timed.

But shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said the plans were badly thought out and wrongly timed.

Questions which occur in the interval of 2 minutes are answered correctly 72 times and wrongly 53 times.

This circumstance resulted in the questions of the videos which have an interval length of 1.5 minutes being answered correctly 86 times and wrongly 34 times.

(The existential burden of time in the ring gets its famous workout in the sad story of Ernest Hemingway and Morley Callaghan boxing while F. Scott Fitzgerald wrongly kept time).

To escape with your lives at least one of you must predict wrongly each time.

The first time around, the appeals court allowed the shop's 1996 lawsuit, saying the law at the time wrongly stepped into religious matters by defining the term "kosher".

He developed pain after a tube was wrongly inserted multiple times, he says.

Moreover, half the claimed business benefits come from wrongly assuming that time on trains is unproductive and wasted.

HER2 tests, for instance, can give false-positives up to 20 percent of the time, wrongly telling women they need the drug when they do not.

Not too far behind would be the scoffing dismissal by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Thursday of the reality that legitimate people in projects are, at times, wrongly charged with trespassing.