Sentence examples for because of scheduling problems from inspiring English sources

The two countries held three rounds of talks, but were unable to agree on a date for a fourth round "because of scheduling problems and a lack of enthusiasm," he said.

Exploratory knee surgery for Yankees third baseman Aaron Boone was postponed yesterday because of scheduling problems.

It will replace the Hall of Fame game, discontinued this season after 68 years because of scheduling problems.

The earlier witness from Borough Park that the city lawyers called out of turn because of scheduling problems had helped the city's case somewhat.

Already, one project has fallen apart because of scheduling problems: Radical's "Caliber," which was to be directed by John Woo. "We want to make films," Mr. Levine said.

Photo: The murder retrial of Andrea Yates, right, accused of drowning her five children, was postponed yesterday until June because of scheduling problems involving two defense witnesses.

The scheduling literature has covered a wide range of scheduling problems.

And finally, because of knotty scheduling problems and a scarcity of theaters, it looks increasingly unlikely that "Boston Marriage," a new play by David Mamet, will reach New York this spring.

He laughed and told me about the time that he was touring Europe and because of travel scheduling problems was unable to touch his violin for four days.

Because of a scheduling problem on Thursday morning, only one of the 12 volunteers, Christina Vaca, 21, showed up.

Because of a scheduling problem, he was unable to meet with John Cardinal O'Connor, the head of the New York Archdiocese, but met instead with his representatives.