"Ultimately it was a matter of bad timing, and they didn't have the engineering to overcome bad timing," our source says.
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"It's a good look, just really bad timing," one said.
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But it's still pretty bad timing for the prime minister.
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Bad timing The timing for this trip couldn't be worse.
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That's bad timing: May is a big month for balloons.
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And everybody's doing a record, so it's usually bad timing.
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It was bad timing: the family had started to unravel.
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It turns out, it was all a case of bad timing.
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Your video was full of poor choice words and BAD TIMING.
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If Armando is correct, he was a victim of bad timing.
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In the Alabama race, Senate Republicans suffered fundamentally from bad timing.
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"I remember that it felt like such bad timing," Robinson said.
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Norberg blames the relative lack of sustained success on bad timing.
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Our sources say Kanye's quote about documentaries was nothing but bad timing.
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Bad timing in the B2B sales process can stem from several factors.
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"It was just bad timing and they were fighting all the time."
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But I just felt like it was bad timing for our team.
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This bad timing can further exacerbate your losses during these volatile times.
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It was a coincidence and in hindsight ... we're told maybe bad timing.
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For the European Union, another Italian election would be terrifically bad timing.
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So we set out to build that, but it was bad timing.
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Bad timing caused the failure, said Nancy Quan, the company's chief technical officer.
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But bad timing and bad luck drove that shot right into the rough.
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Rob has the bad timing to call in the middle of this conversation.
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Lead abatement has struggled to get attention in part because of bad timing.
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The third cause of European banks' pain is bad timing, often their own.
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"It was bad luck, bad timing, but you can't control it," he said.
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Bad timing for China's economy China is now the second-largest global economy.
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Many speculated as to whether it could have been bad timing and nothing more.
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Arlo Day "Bad Timing" I love a grungy guitar line and Arlo Day delivers.
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A royal etiquette expert says no, it was just a case of bad timing.
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A Tesla Motors upgrade from Goldman Sachs looks like a case of bad timing.
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On top of this genetic background, there may have been some bad timing too.
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This is especially important for a game like Horizon, an unfortunate victim of bad timing.
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Needless to say, we're expecting big laughs with sides of inconvenient romance and bad timing.
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Doc Rivers of the Los Angeles Clippers, like McMillan, is another victim of bad timing.
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ANONYMOUS It's such a drag when good relationships hit the brick wall of bad timing.
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It was particularly bad timing as the sand storm struck during the British school holidays.
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Clearly, the passage of time in the markets can help make up for bad timing.
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Aside from the bad timing, the acquisition of a new presidential jet raises another delicate issue.
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"It's unfortunate, bad timing," said Wetmore, who added that it was best for Lyles to withdraw.
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Yet another commodities text-book case of bad timing to file alongside iron ore and nickel.
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"It&aposs really bad timing but I appreciate your comments and bringing it to my attention."
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Maybe it was bad timing or maybe it was poor marketing from two sinking phone makers.
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"It's bad timing, but it was really out of our hands in the end," Hewitt said.
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"Very bad news, very bad timing, very dangerous to go down this road," the official said.
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Whether because of my sexuality, my race, bad timing or whatever, access and opportunity remained elusive.
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We really thought this thing was going to get done, but we had very bad timing.
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You tell yourself this one wasn't because of lack of interest: It was just bad timing!
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The death toll from the resulting famine was likely compounded by bad timing, the team said.
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This elimination was the culmination of kinda of a perfect storm of bad timing and bad events.
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Some Republicans said Comey's firing will be a fresh start, while others called Trump's dismissal bad timing.
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DREAM was in a position where they were going down and it was bad timing for me.
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The "bad timing" part is that it makes "Our Kind of Traitor" seem like an inferior copy.
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I used to work in analog entirely—in the early days, MIDI was pretty bad, timing-wise.
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Unfortunately for Pompeo — and the Trump administration — all of this was in bad taste and bad timing.
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" Trump tweeted late Thursday: "He had the Majority & blew it away with his poor leadership and bad timing.
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Unless it was merely bad timing that kept you apart, permanently blocking this temptation will best serve you.
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Charles Kushner told CNN that "bad timing and bad judgment" led to the purchase of 666 Fifth Ave.
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Although Google applied for the patent in 2014, it was just awarded this week, which is comically bad timing.
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The bad timing means Unicode may have to update the scheduled version 12 release with a smaller 12.1 release.
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It's bad timing for Scott, whose agent and editor have strong-armed him into doing his first book reading.
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"This accident was very bad timing for them, and these repairs are going to be watched closely by consumers."
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He got the stool, he was legitimately trying to get off the field, Just happened to be bad timing.
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They already had something scheduled so it was just bad timing," the source says, adding that "Amy loves Jinger.
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When it comes to launching small-batch novelty booze, there's bad timing, and then there's Bristol Dry Gin timing.
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"This accident was very bad timing for them, and these repairs are going to be watched closely by consumers."
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But for bad timing, Truman might have started life, like Mr. Trump, as a scion of real estate wealth.
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That's a bit of bad timing, but current security issues aside, the momentum for Windows 21 clearly remains steady.
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I mean, God love the Democratic Party, but -- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Do you think it&aposs pretty bad timing for Tuesday?
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Parsec co-founder and CEO Benjy Boxer, for one, believes the service's ultimate failure was a matter of bad timing.
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Why this is bad timing: Republicans wish all this talk was about the ObamaCare repeal and the budget. http://bit.
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Basically it was just bad timing for Brad: Honestly I might have known that Gwyneth Paltrow would somehow be involved.
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It's bad timing for the Chinese company, which is trying to revive its fortunes after a debt-heavy spending spree.
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Bloomberg spokesperson Stu Loeser chalked it up to bad timing — the interviews were just a few weeks after Bloomberg's Nov.
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Despite the bad timing, Snap — parent of disappearing-photo app Snapchat — has acknowledged the risks of its unusual share setup.
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And unfortunately, this is pretty bad timing for the energy markets in what's going on, on top of the coronavirus.
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Instead, Lovesick's main villain is something a little more quotidian: bad timing, and that most politely British of things, good manners.
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The underlying weaknesses that Trump's win exposed were caused much more by bad timing than anything about Obama personally or ideologically.
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A scene explaining Alicia and Will's relationship at Georgetown was cut Will and Alicia's relationship has always been about bad timing.
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Call it bad luck or just bad timing, Clinton found out there is indeed an expiration date on positive political perceptions.
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Bad timing: The Dems' press conference overlapped with Jared Kushner's White House statement, and got very little attention on cable news.
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"It just happens to be bad timing from the point of view of the interest rates on student loans," he said.
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" The post drew criticism on the platform, from those claiming it was in poor taste or that it was "bad timing.
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" Regarding his appearance last year with Mr. Maduro, he said "I spoke with bad timing and probably the wrong body language.
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"Battle of the Sexes" is a victim of bad timing, released in a world where its gender politics border on fallacy.
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What this really comes down to is bad timing, but it provided Fabian Williams a great platform for an important political message.
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But in a game where crucial plays can be ruined by a few milliseconds of bad timing, wifi is not your friend.
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If it's true, this would be pretty bad timing, given that she accused her fiancé of cheating on her earlier this week.
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In a case of Extremely Bad Timing, 215 was the year I graduated from Elon University with a shiny new Business degree.
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In the comic books, Peter pines after popular girl Liz for years, but bad timing gets in the way of their romance.
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According to an open-access study published Wednesday in Scientific Reports, the missing acceleration is likely the result of some bad timing.
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If it was merely bad timing that kept you apart, reach out when Mercury turns retrograde for three weeks on the 28th.
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Overreach and spectacularly bad timing—involving an oil crisis, a recession and a sinking pound—brought Lyons to the brink of insolvency.
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Leave it to Clinton's bad timing to release a book blaming him for losing the election just as that poll was released.
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"Some of the biggest maturities are coming up next year so this [political crisis] is extremely bad timing for Sri Lanka," Akintewe added.
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"It was bad timing," said Judge Robert L. Wilkins, who led the site-selection committee on a commission that made recommendations to Congress.
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Abloh is hardly the first designer to have been inspired by Jackson, but he might have uniquely bad timing in expressing his admiration.
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That company-wide pivot — despite the bad timing, considering the then-looming IPO — is widely considered the most important move in Facebook's history.
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A few months back he dropped the first tune: "Bad Timing," complete with a kick-ass video filmed during Mardi Gras this year.
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"This whole situation is rotten, and my press is doing everything they can, but ugh, this is really, really bad timing," she wrote.
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Bad timing for the US economy, too During the SARS virus in 2003, the US economy had just come out of a recession.
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It was bad timing for Freese, who has good career numbers against Miami's Tom Koehler, who is set to start Sunday's series finale.
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While many of the celebrities von Anhalt had on his guest list did not attend the funeral, he attributed their absence to bad timing.
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Great console, bad timing There's no way to talk about the Xbox One S without talking about the console it's replacing, the Xbox One.
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JADA: The one boon of all our bad timing is we often got to see Germany's fiery sunsets over fields of hay or sunflowers.
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I bemoaned my bad timing: I would not only miss being in the short-track arena but also would be nowhere near a television.
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"Maybe some of this was bad luck and bad timing, but a lot of it was just plain mismanagement," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Poor decision-making and bad timing both play a part in the failure of Over The Top as a movie and at the box office.
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It's bad timing for this Easter collection to unveil itself, because, according to one-time reigning selfie queen Kim Kardashian, the selfie is officially over.
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Bad timing for Frazier, who broke out of a season-opening 1-for-17 slide with a double and a home run in Tuesday's game.
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That's bad timing and a frustrating lack of info, given it was the first public update on the state of No Man's Sky since September.
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Lynn Berger, a career counselor and coach, said bad timing is one of the most common mistakes people make when deciding to negotiate their salary.
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We can all be accused of bad timing on occasion: walking in at the wrong moment or telling an inappropriate joke at a family gathering.
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That combination — bad timing, dramatic gameplay changes, a lack of trendy features — prevented FFXII from finding its proper place in the pantheon of Final Fantasy games.
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The US strike was bad timing given the ceasefire, and no doubt Russia will be skeptical that the United States was not intentionally targeting Syrian forces.
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"Currently I think it would be extremely bad timing because we are investing so much and focusing so much on the business," the CEO told CNBC.
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It was bad timing for Colegrove, who had just received one as a gift from his girlfriend and had even plotted his new routes to class.
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"CDs are far from dead, and I don't believe they will be any time soon," said Zack Zarrillo of Synergy Artist MGMT and Bad Timing Records.
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This was the moment my husband walked in to console me, and in an impressive feat of bad timing, he also asked whether I was premenstrual.
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Thanks to either bad timing or bad choices, they found themselves locked out as the era of the superclubs began around the turn of the century.
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Undeniably great, both Chris Paul and Exodus represent the idealized versions of their respective fields, but both are also victims of bad timing and screwy circumstances.
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My best friend and her husband are coming home from Portland this weekend to take their engagement photos — talk about bad timing for me, but oh well!
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The four types of bad pun, according to him, are those that suffer from bad timing, are too obvious, have no second meaning or are too earnest.
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They've been working hard to get it in order as well as pay down some of their student loans, so this is pretty bad timing for him.
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Appleyard tells her "bad timing will define your life" with a sneer; the idea being that all women bleed, some just do it more inconveniently than others.
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A cursory look at past peace efforts shows that each of them failed either because of bad faith, miscalculation, bad timing or they were torpedoed by Pakistan.
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Hopefully, the U.S. announcement of the IRGC sanctions is just bad timing, as this week Iran indicated it is open to talks about its ballistic missile program.
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Bad timing from help from grandparents Grandparents may mean well by offering assistance, but if they give money at the wrong time, it can dent an aid package.
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That Mr Djokovic is still chasing the grand-slam totals of Mr Federer and Mr Nadal, despite competing at so high a level, is due to bad timing.
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Ariana grows up in a happy home, regardless of what is shown & edited for TV. It a combination of bad timing, a lot of moving parts, misinformed information.
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This seems like bad timing on Nissan's part, although it nudging its audience a bit in regards to recent negative press is its way of covering its tracks.
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"This is bad timing for Michigan State because it's going to make it easier for us to look the other way on problems that we face," he said.
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If you chose this weekend to cleanse your body of junk food and alcohol by eating a raw diet, we have three words for you: very bad timing.
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For Edge, it was also important that the premise of bad timing not wear too thin — viewers can put off gratification but need to know the story is progressing.
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That is until a combination of his own hubris and bad timing (the 2008 financial crisis) causes the Wangs to lose everything — from rags to riches to rags again.
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You can take a walking tour of the city's Jewish history and go to the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, both of which I missed because of bad timing.
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For reasons that are partly temperamental and partly a matter of sheer bad timing, she's caught up in an especially lethal set of contradictions involving her job and her race.
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It could well be a fortuitous bad timing that sees the first Woo album now rather than then, at a time when there is literally nothing to compare it with.
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Yeah, one of the many pivots, but like really bad timing for Condé Nast, which had just bought this property to learn about how advertising might work on it. Yeah.
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Sure, you could just chock it up to bad timing, but the fact that the episode ends with a weird tacit endorsement of teachers masturbating to the thought of their students?
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"China has other regional crises as well, the border dispute with India, the South China Sea ... it's really bad timing for another real crisis to emerge in North Korea," Zhao said.
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However, it does not appear that Hattie Stewart ever joined Gussie Freeman in the ring, whether it was bad timing or, perhaps, the fear of meeting the plucky and undefeated championess.
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Then of course, Netscape happened, and then there's a wave of innovations, and then in the bubble that I moved into with my perfect bad timing, the collapse I moved into.
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La David Johnson, told CNN's "New Day" Monday that the call, which occurred in a limousine while the family was accepting Johnson's body from Dover Air Force Base, was bad timing.
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Mr. Kushner was caught out by bad timing — his trip to Egypt had been fixed weeks earlier and officials said the aid decision was driven by schedules unrelated to his travels.
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In truth, though, these were fires plural, 200 of them, erupting almost as if timed but fed by what can only be considered bad timing: drought, unusually high winds, random carelessness.
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There's something to these arguments, of course, but it seems like extraordinarily bad timing to kill the EAC immediately after an election marred by allegations of fake voting, hacks and other improprieties.
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Bad timing for the rapper ... his new album, "Bloom," comes out next month ... however, the rep says he's expected to make a full recovery, and Kelly will make up the tour dates.
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President Donald Trump hit back at former House Speaker Paul Ryan in a series of tweets on Thursday night, slamming Ryan for "poor leadership and bad timing" during his time in Congress.
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For the house to make such a substantial investment, especially when notes of caution are being sounded about the current and future state of luxury consumer confidence, might seem like bad timing.
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"Based on what they have said today in terms of the peace process — in other words, a commitment to have peace talks — I think voting 'yes' would be bad timing," he said.
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Both characters are more passionate about their work than anything else, and Mia and Sebastian's story ultimately becomes one of bad timing, growing more and more painful as that fact comes into focus.
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This eight-part Showtime documentary series covering modern mass shootings arrived this fall with either incredibly good or bad timing, depending on whether you're a viewer that seeks escape or intensive soul-searching.
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Yet the show is also somewhat victimized by bad timing, chronicling an epic battle between a billionaire investor and government watchdog at a moment when financial regulations are being diluted, if not outright dismantled.
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But the Khashoggi revelations make it particularly bad timing for a deal, as WeWork could face reputational risk for taking money from a government that's embroiled in such a high-profile human rights case.
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So for now, given the House's support from the courts and ability to obtain critical information in the Ukraine scandal, you would think that passing a resolution is unnecessary, or at least bad timing.
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"It's bad timing to start such a program given President Trump's push in this direction and the resources they (Wal-Mart) spend on promoting a patriotic image," said another vendor, who sells pet products.
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We all shook our fists for the bad timing but unfortunately, I had my first class at Emerge America, a program that trains women to run for office, during the Women's March last year.
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Chinese trademarks issued to Ivanka Trump's fashion brand in May are raising questions over whether the first daughter is receiving special treatment from a foreign government or is simply the victim of bad timing.
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A charming hedonist becomes an unlikely would-be assassin in "13 Minutes," a respectful but labored biopic of a village carpenter whose 1939 plot to blow up the Führer was foiled by bad timing.
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This is, I don't know if this is the right way to put it, not bad timing to have a manifesto about women and the patriarchy and gender roles, coming out right now. Yeah.
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Iceland was hit hard during the 2008 financial crisis in part because of a rapid expansion of its international banking that turned out to be some very bad timing by some not particularly skilled bankers.
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Bell masterfully captures subtle shifts of tone and understands timing, of music, jokes, and poetry — and bad timing: when work keeps you away from those you love, when meeting someone who still identifies as straight.
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Since 0003, efforts to negotiate an Afghan peace have had several Colombia moments — promising developments that suddenly fall apart because of bad timing, bad faith or miscalculation — without enjoying anywhere near the degree of success.
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Because there are so many things that can stymie a launch — from bad timing to bad welding to bad luck — some of Iran's troubles, aerospace experts warned, could well be the result of normal malfunctions.
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A fierce teller of truths, Shady has retained this penchant for bad timing, dropping a dialect-heavy track called "Fuck Off Foreigners" ( Gua Laowai) last August, just as hip-hop was blowing up in China.
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Talk about bad timing – these two murderers-on-the-lam met after a harrowing plane crash, and got together in the captivity of hostile natives with an obvious preference regarding the Jack-Kate-Sawyer love triangle.
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"Wage floor hikes and other pro-labour policies could help reduce inequality long down the road, but it has come at a very bad timing," said Park Chong-hoon, an economist at Standard Chartered in Seoul.
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We genuinely could see a relationship develop, but we don't want to pursue it at that moment, whether because of other priorities, another partner, incompatibilities we believe we could one day resolve, or simple bad timing.
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But bad timing, broader industry issues and a founder embroiled in some pretty troubling allegations of sexual misconduct contributed to a company that has struggled to make it far beyond the launch of its first handset.
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Along with bad timing, Ms. Mellon blamed the interference of her former colleagues at Jimmy Choo for its ultimate failure, saying the company "boycotted her" from using her former factories, even after a noncompete clause had expired.
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Kelly's presence in the NFL was once synonymous with innovation; in a case of spectacularly bad timing, that innovative instinct has fallen by the wayside just as the rest of the league has gotten wise to his tactics.
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While KKR blames the alleged wrongdoing for a slump in Aceco's revenues and profits since the takeover, the sellers - rival private equity firm General Atlantic and Aceco's founding Nitzan family - claim the problem was mismanagement and bad timing.
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Bad timing: The Trump administration's reported decision to end funding for the grants comes just days after a shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh killed 11 people after a gunman stormed the building allegedly yelling anti-Semitic rhetoric.
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"They will look at a huge size since they are prefunding for next year, but, I think, it is bad timing to emerge at this time when funds are just flowing out of the EM segment," said another trader.
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Late July is bad timing for a thermostat error That means the Nest outage, which TechnoBuffalo first spotted this morning, isn't quite as bad as it sounds, since homes can still be cooled and fires can still be detected.
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In a bit of bad timing for the popular video app, the ruling comes on the same day that TikTok began promoting its new safety series designed to help keep its community informed of its privacy and safety tools.
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And it's bad timing for 5G rolloutAlla Valente, another Forrester analyst, said that even if Huawei does manage to carry on with business as usual, coronavirus is likely to have a severe impact on the rollout of 5G tech.
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I tried to keep up with my fellow yogis and not look out of place, but [the] constant stumbling, wrong movements, bad timing, and massive pool of sweat surrounding me were clear signs of a man out of his element.
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In more bad timing for Cameron, on Thursday the UK's Electoral Commission also announced it would be taking his Conservative Party to court to force disclosure of documents about spending in the run-up to last year's British general election.
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It starred Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, and Mr. Roeg would go on to feature other singers in acting roles — Mr. Bowie in "The Man Who Fell to Earth" in 229 and Art Garfunkel in "Bad Timing" in 19903.
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The delegation also stopped in Egypt a day after the State Department held up nearly $300 million in aid to the country, a case of bad timing that some officials attributed to a lack of coordination with the White House.
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That Jacare hasn't yet had a title shot is partly a result of bad timing: if he hadn't tweaked his knee around the time he smashed Vitor Belfort last May, he would have been gifted the title shot that went to Bisping.
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To focus on America, it is possible to think that removing all remaining trade barriers with Britain is a splendid idea, and to believe—as Mr Obama suggested—that asking for a new bilateral trade deal now shows quite shockingly bad timing.
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In this case, I had bad timing—the venue was near capacity, the bouncers were doing their job and didn't give a shit about mine, and I happened to be standing in front of a celebrity DJ when Troxler was at the door.
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She ends up calling them on Monday to apologize and let them know that she's passing on the job because it's bad timing; of course, they seem relieved (and were probably going to let her know they'd moved on to other options any way).
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TMZ got a copy of Shia's latest verse, which will air Monday afternoon on Power 106 in L.A. On this one Shia compares himself to Marlon Brando (bad timing, maybe) ... and really gets out on a limb, by claiming he spits better than Eminem.
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The secretaries had the bad timing to gather the week after the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity asked them for reams of data on the nation's 200 million registered voters, a request that might as well have been a political call to arms.
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The White House's bad timing on this issue could leave Israel in a bad position and the Democratic Party in an even worse position in regions of the country where it needs to boost voter support and among major donors it needs to continue to cultivate.
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Bad timing, cultural differences, and familial pressure all come into play as the pair navigates the hand that fate has dealt them; that the movie manages to be both hilarious and romantic as they do so is what makes this film one of 2017's cinematic joys.
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But the arrival of the C8 Corvette in its base Stingray form has been less of a triumphant, historic rebirth more than 60 years in the making and more of a barrage of bad timing, with the UAW strike blamed for production delays that ran several months.
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Andy Rubin's Essential shuts down Essential was supposed to disrupt the smartphone industry, but it struggled with bad timing, broader industry issues and a founder embroiled in troubling allegations of sexual misconduct, ultimately failing to make it far beyond the launch of its first handset. 3.
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As conceived by Steven Zaillian and Richard Price, Naz's walk on the wild side quickly turns into "a pit of circumstantial quicksand: the casual encounters that will become eyewitness testimony; the chain of bad breaks, bad timing and bad decisions," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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"Had that album been released earlier, before Christina made [her 2009 movie] Burlesque, she might have avoided the Lady Gaga comparisons, but in 2010 Gaga was omnipresent, so it was really a case of bad timing," Hunter Anderson, a 25-year-old super fan from Washington D.C., told VICE.
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One ray of clarity may have emerged with the pregame announcement that Derrick Rose was done for the season with a torn meniscus in his left knee — bad timing for him with free agency looming, but increasing the likelihood the Knicks will write him off as a one-season investment gone sour.
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We took it down just because we got some pushback from folks that ... I'm all for getting ... We've done a lot of episodes where people have criticized us and it's been fine, but there was a way in which, at that moment, seeing what was happening in Charlottesville, because it was crazy bad timing too.
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Border Patrol currently running a checkpoint and... Advocates were concerned that community members were mistaking local police officers — or state law enforcement officials, who were (in a stroke of very bad timing) going around arresting people on old warrants for unpaid parking tickets as part of the annual "Great Texas Warrant Roundup" — for ICE agents.
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Unfortunately it featured a plot point involving a plane accident and opened in theaters in October 2001 — really bad timing for a really good movie, which in the first place was almost too weird for mainstream audiences and only got made and released because Drew Barrymore insisted on being in it and paying for a lot of it.
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He uses this song that's not about clowns — it's explicitly about two people who are in love, but who have had comically bad timing for years — in a scene where a random Wall Street bro not only improbably knows all the lyrics by heart but sings them to a bullied Joker as if they're somehow ... mocking?
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In retrospect, you see how the creators, Steven Zaillian ("Schindler's List") and Richard Price ("The Wire"), staged Naz's last night of freedom — a straight-arrow college kid's walk on the wild side — as a pit of circumstantial quicksand: the casual encounters that will become eyewitness testimony; the chain of bad breaks, bad timing and bad decisions.
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It was also particularly bad timing considering that a day earlier, Trump failed to allay growing criticism of his lack of foreign policy knowledge with a mediocre speech to pro-Israel group AIPAC, raised eyebrows when he wouldn't rule out the use of nuclear weapons to fight ISIS and suggested the United States pull back its role in NATO during a bizarre Washington Post editorial board meeting.
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Bad timing for GOP: Still, the timing of the report's release could not be more inconvenient for Republicans, coming as the GOP-controlled Senate on Thursday opened the impeachment trial of President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 6900 of Senate impeachment trial MORE.
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