ill-timed

IPA: ɪɫtˈaɪmd

Examples of "ill-timed" in Sentences

Or the purposely ill-timed Spirit Airlines ads about oil on the beaches of the Gulf Coast?
He has said he would limit himself to teaching if he returned, and his spokeswoman rejected the notion his return would be ill-timed.
And all of these, as we know, come with a hefty price tag -- ill-timed as we continue to see stagnant job growth and unemployment numbers.
The German government injected €18.2 billion the bank at the height of the financial crisis, when Commerzbank got deep in the red due to an ill-timed acquisition of Dresdner Bank.
Still, critics used the ill-timed trip as evidence of Alliot-Marie's cozy relations with Ben Ali and suggested that was why she was slow to speak out in support of anti-government protesters.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates called on NATO allies and other nations with troops in Afghanistan not to make what he called "ill-timed, precipitous, or uncoordinated" withdrawals after the United States begins its gradual drawdown in July.