Sentence examples for complicated schedules from inspiring English sources

Many New York private schools have had complicated schedules for years, and more are now adopting them.

Chang's bet is that there's a slot for an app that can replace the chief of staff role, which many executives have in order to manage their complicated schedules and lives.

Ms. Rosenstrach sets out realistic and manageable expectations, adjusting for picky eaters, toddlers in high chairs and complicated schedules, while telling funny stories about how she has made family dinner work and how much joy it brings.

Starting with two leads who lived on different coasts — each with complicated schedules right up to the start of performances — Mr. Price began making provisions for cast members to learn the show individually.

It is hard to believe that just over a century ago trains were so integral to life that time itself was standardized to synchronize with their vast and complicated schedules.

"People have more complicated schedules," he said.

Complicated scheduling characteristics frequently make it difficult for surgical residents to undergo formal assessment; actually having the time and opportunity to remediate poor performance is an even greater problem.

He takes the Virginia Railway Express regularly, but the commuter train isn't an option when he has evening meetings in Arlington and the last train leaves at 7 p.m. Finding a passenger to carpool with isn't feasible for the Defense Department journalist with a complicated schedule.

Such a complicated scheduling problem is far out of the ability of a heuristic algorithm to handle.

The constraint programming engine software integrates multiple techniques in operations research (OR), artificial intelligence (AI) and graph theory (Rossi et al. 2006) for solving complicated scheduling problems with efficiency and cost-effectiveness (Bockmayr and Hooker 2003).

If you and your partner have a complicated schedule, a private class may work best for you.