Sentence examples for Rigorous schedules from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Mr. Freedman said, older workers do not necessarily want rigorous schedules.

Obstetricians, for example, arguably have the most rigorous schedules but are relatively modest earners.

To the inexpressible joy of the audience, a tribute band — not in the first flush of youth, and schooled, one suspects, in the rigorous schedules of the cruise liner — warmed us up with a medley of old Eurovision winners.

They also rail against the rigorous schedules that they are expected to play, which, they say, take a heavy toll on their bodies (cynics were quick to point to the alacrity with which they sacrificed their off-season to play in the lucrative I.P.T.L).

They also rail against the rigorous schedules that they are expected to play, which, they say, take a heavy toll on their bodies (cynics were quick to point to the alacrity with which they sacrificed their off-season to play in the lucrative I.P.T.L).

Organized press trips and customized "familiarization" junkets feature rigorous schedules that last from sunrise until well into the evening, attempting to squeeze as much as possible in to give writers the best sense of a destination.

Many cannot take the rigorous schedule.

"It requires planning, preparation and rigorous scheduling.

At least for now, Ms. Reno plans to continue a rigorous schedule.

Marsh's absence tightened an already rigorous schedule for the government.

She kept a rigorous schedule advocating on behalf of seniors, grandparents and caregivers.