Sentence examples for altered scheduling from inspiring English sources

If the OPEC rationale was correct, this altered scheduling pattern could result in sub-optimal response.

Mark Batey, chief executive of the Film Distributors Association FDADA), told The Daily Telegraph said he feared the altered scheduled could make it harder for cinema-goers to watch the best British films of the year.

The altered schedule might also eventually accommodate another idea the N.F.L. has toyed with in recent years — pushing the Super Bowl into mid- or late February, perhaps around Presidents' Day weekend.

Wisniewski has altered schedules and arranged better police coverage with the same manpower, they said.

Individuals born in human-modified habitat have altered schedules of reproduction and survival over their lifetimes, which appear to be an adaptive, plastic response to environmental change.

In addition to the altered schedule of follow-up, the following specific components of the intervention are designed to support the model of shared care: Structured systematic communication, using an SCP.

So far these risks have yet to alter schedules at the White House.

Baylor is one of several Texas universities that had to alter schedules this weekend.

Airlines seem to have the ability to alter schedules without compensating the passenger for consequential losses.

Airlines have been forced to cancel flights, alter schedules and arrange "air-bridges" between Maiquetía and Valencia, two hours west of the capital by road.

Re "G.O.P. Panel Seeks to Alter Schedule of Primary Voting" (front page, May 3): The picture on your front page of an empty polling place in Washington, D.C., on the day of its primary and reports of low turnout there and elsewhere made me think that perhaps the number of delegates from each state should be proportional to the number of actual voters.