Sentence examples for Scheduling clashes from inspiring English sources

Scheduling clashes are not as calamitous for viewers (or broadcasters) as they once were, with millions of people watching on catch-up services and digital video recorders.

There are no admission requirements, no scheduling clashes and no, or low, tuition costs.

Whittingdale also denied that the corporation would be ordered to avoid scheduling clashes, such as that which regularly happens between Strictly Come Dancing and ITV's The X Factor.

Airline alliances, he added, had not resolved issues such as unproductive scheduling clashes: "This is the next step from the alliance.

With scheduling clashes — and the resulting double gameweeks — on the horizon, every transfer you make should be carefully considered, a bit like this week's statistical offering, which puts budget midfielders under the microscope.

The survey, to mark the launch of the first Radio Times festival taking place this weekend, also suggested viewers were fed up by scheduling clashes between the BBC and other channels, with 42% of people saying the corporation should avoid high profile head-to-heads.

An ITV source went further, accusing the BBC of a "cynical scheduling clash".

And there are no Italians playing because of a scheduling clash.

Blaming a scheduling clash, Mr. Brown — alone among the leaders — arrived late and signed the treaty alone.

"There's a scheduling clash because we're contracted to show the Scottish Open golf.

That was not possible on this occasion due to a scheduling clash with Major League Baseball.