Sentence examples for changing calendar from inspiring English sources
The changing calendar and poor response to United Artists' initial marketing campaign drew criticism about the studio's viability.
Changing the calendar to move finals before the winter break to reduce stress is a bad idea.
Mann and Ornstein propose changing the calendar in both the House and the Senate so that Congress is in session five days a week for three weeks each month.
Their decision was the clearest indication of how much the changing primary calendar is upending presidential politics this year, as candidates grapple with the prospect of huge primaries in crucial states like Florida on Jan . 29and California, New York and Texas a week later.
Further research conducted in the United States by Harris Cooper and his colleagues has suggested that, while there may be advantages to implementing shorter summer breaks — parents tend to like it, and overcrowded school districts can stagger students' attendance — changing the calendar alone has a minimal effect upon redressing learning loss.
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says Europe's top leagues are considering changing the calendar so clubs can play in the summer.
"Changing the calendar by three weeks could have a negative impact on so many students," said Karen Calderon, an Alexander Hamilton High School senior.
The radical reordering of French Republicans like Robespierre (who literally attempted to rewrite history by changing the calendar) finds its modern equivalent in dictators like Pol Pot, Duvalier, Milosevic and Idi Amin.
Changing the calendar gives teachers and students additional classroom time to prepare for the California High School Exit Examination and advanced placement tests, which are administered on fixed dates, officials said.
Consider changing your calendar or sticky notes to a different look every month.
