Sentence examples for consistent scheduling from inspiring English sources

"There are millions of workers in this industry living in poverty, with no consistent scheduling, no job security and no respect.

What does it bring to the table that people won't get from watching a funny cat video or a racy cable comedy?" If it had debuted a few years ago, "Happy Endings" may well have evolved into a breakout hit or at least a steady performer, given some time, patience and consistent scheduling.

A strength of the study is the consistent scheduling of follow-up visits within the practice that included SDOCT at each visit to detect subtle RME.

The raises were part of a $1bn investment that the retailer said was also intended to give workers more opportunities to advance and more consistent schedules.

Nevertheless, the problems Debra West mentions are correctible: barking is usually due to lack of activity, and housebreaking requires a consistent schedule.

He has a regular and incredibly consistent schedule, bedtime, set of consequences for misbehavior — if you can call not actually being aware of what he is doing misbehavior.

Francisco said pitching on a consistent schedule would help, but he expected the mechanical adjustments to be the biggest factor in his improvement.

"Some homeowners try to make extra principal payments themselves, but most aren't able to keep a consistent schedule," the bank says on its Web site.

The treatment of insomnia involves establishing good sleep hygiene: maintaining a consistent schedule of when to retire and awaken, setting a comfortable room temperature, and minimizing such disruptive stimuli as noise and light.

According to the medical experts, maintaining a consistent schedule is one of the most important things when it comes to improving your sleep.

But a more plausible reading of the vagueness of anchors and the process of reasoning from them is that they provide an acceptable range in which to build an internally consistent schedule of punishments.