Sentence examples for a better timetable from inspiring English sources

Alderson said the team was hoping to have a better timetable for his return once some of the initial symptoms cleared.

Central to those judicial reforms are jury trials, and Mr. Putin and the Parliament came up with a better timetable for allowing anyone accused of a serious crime to choose a trial by jury.

This will bring increased capacity, as well as better timetable planning, signalling systems and infrastructure improvements.

These marginal gains would accumulate over the service to contribute to a better compliance with the timetable.

Remote monitoring and follow-up resulted in a 43% relative reduction in visits (from 3.0 to 2.5 visits/patient-year, P < 0.001) with a better adherence to the scheduled follow-up timetable.

Southern's passenger services director, Alex Foulds, said when the timetable changes were announced last week that the cuts would mean "a better, more consistent service".

So we're left with memories, of the kind novelists convey better: "It is an old timetable now, disintegrating at its folds, and headed 'This schedule in effect July 5, 1922.' But I can still read the gray names, and they will give you a better impression than my generalities of those who accepted Gatsby's hospitality".

If there's a better way to start the week than feasting on the full line-up and, miraculine-up andimiraculouslythis year's instimetable forekmanthis yeare not found it yet.

Mr. Lellouche called on the Romanian government to outline a plan with a timetable for better integration, focusing on education, housing, health and training.

For large problems, the BWACS produced the best timetable and was better than the other ACO variants.

Make a chart or a "Timetable.