Sentence examples for dependable schedule from inspiring English sources

He found a job at another sushi restaurant, but he was working fewer hours with a less dependable schedule.

Asked to explain the enduringly strong television market for ancient-Egyptian material, Quilici said that it was powered by the strangeness of mummies, by dreams of adventure, and (in so many words) by a dependable schedule of domestic flights.

Pressurization enabled airliners to fly above adverse weather, permitting transports to maintain dependable schedules and giving passengers a more comfortable trip.

CBS will emphasize how solid and dependable its schedule remains, while pushing its pre-eminence in drawing the most viewers overall, and Fox will brag about its leadership in attracting younger viewers.

This paper proposes GAMESH, a Grid Architecture for scalable Monitoring and Enhanced dependable job ScHeduling.

If you were a child growing up in China in the late nineteen-eighties, you learned fairly early the universe of things that were less than dependable: hot water, the bus schedule, and, most irritatingly if you were an introverted second grader the capricious offerings of the itinerant book cart.

If the state doesn't increase its UC spending, Napolitano said, she wanted to provide the 10-campus university and its 238,400 students a more dependable, longer-range and moderate schedule of increases.

Making this a weekly thing can help you become dependable and to develop a schedule that you have to stick to.

The staggered class schedule left her lacking a dependable rhythm.

Airborne commerce required dependable performance, with departures and arrivals on schedule.

Based on the measured performance results, the SPIRIT-μKernel architecture is practical and appealing due to its low overheads of kernel services and the support for dependable integration of real-time applications via scheduling algorithm.