Sentence examples for clever scheduling from inspiring English sources

Anyway, with all the interest in Buffini, it's clever scheduling to mount the plays at the same time.

Like this year's Strictly/The X Factor tussle, clever scheduling ensures the two games won't be directly competing for chart position, which perhaps is just as well for EA.

While Otto is convinced the superstar DJ bubble will burst, chiefly because the salaries are sky-rocketing ("Nightclubs lose talent to other competitors in town all the time because they just can't keep up with the demands"), Feldberg thinks that clever scheduling could help avoid oversaturation of the pop residencies.

So I'm not sure whether to revel in a grand comeback or gnaw the walls in frustration at the gulf between commissioning people (clever) and scheduling people (not clever), but Mapp and Lucia was phenomenal, successive nights of the most deliciously moreish television made last year.

An inspection at Ease Clever was scheduled for September 2011, when the Walmart representatives would check that the dog outfits were being manufactured there, the former employee said.

A little gentle organic persuasion, in the form of clever planting schedules, wise selection of varieties and the creation of a warm, sheltered and, as far as possible, pest-free environment, is one of the great skills of gardener and farmer alike.

All you need to do is devise a clever payment schedule and poor immigrant and black kids would do their homework and show up to school.

Back on Earth, our nation's politicians had wisely capitalised on all the excitement with a clever bit of scheduling for their debate on UK Space Policy.

Even if more lawmakers schedule public meetings, and many still might, Republican and Democratic advocates said Congressional offices have gotten increasingly clever about keeping their schedules under wraps.

In this novel GA, a clever chromosome representation of a schedule is developed that succinctly encodes a schedule of jobs across multiple stages.

SPEAKING of the impending conventions, Dick Morris today explains why it was clever of the Democrats to schedule theirs just before the Republicans'.