Sentence examples for complex schedule from inspiring English sources

Within the chaos, there was calm, as Ms. Meell coordinated the complex schedule familiar to many working mothers.

Public health officials say the drug is particularly dangerous for H.I.V.-positive men, who often begin ignoring their complex schedule of medications.

For as long as they could, they also kept Miranda in public school, but by sixth grade, coordinating multiple teachers and a more complex schedule proved impossible.

On Monday the broadcasters – the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky – set out a complex schedule for the TV debates that would allow Ukip to participate in one of three proposed programmes, and the Liberal Democrats in two.

Currently, works pass into the public domain according to a complex schedule, combining (sometimes awkwardly) the rules of various laws implemented over the past century.

From the beginning, they've wanted to become an "anytime, anywhere" fitness resource, but the Web continues to be the venue of choice for more complex schedule, discovery, and social tools.

Because most countries' general aviation rules are far less flexible than America's, expanding Executive Jet's highly complex scheduling system outside the U.S. compounds the complexity.

But with the complex scheduled to open next month, it has only 43 confirmed bookings through 2010.

Mr. Heywood noted the anticipation surrounding Empire Outlets, a mall and entertainment complex scheduled to open on Staten Island next year.

That was the genesis of Lisbon Landing, a $50 million, 500,000-square-foot retail complex scheduled to open in stages starting in February in the rural town of Lisbon.

The complex, scheduled to be ready by spring 2008, will be used by the company and by other theaters and groups that will be able to rent space.