Sentence examples similar to difficult timetable from inspiring English sources

But now "everything is made far, far more difficult by the timetable – we need an agreement before 10 April, the day of the emergency EU summit.

Baseline data collection can be difficult when the timetable for introduction of an intervention is outside researchers' control.

It's difficult to manipulate timetables, but if we are about nurturing young people that should extend to the children of our staff.

Logistical and funding challenges led to minor restructuring of Goal 3. The focus on teaching exchanges had to be refined because UK and African universities operated different academic schedules and it was difficult to synchronise timetables of potential visiting lecturers and host institutions without incurring significant costs.

This would be a high-stakes decision and the timetable is difficult.

But the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and other Congressional leaders outlined steps that would make it difficult to meet that timetable.

"It's difficult to say a timetable," Courtney told the paper.

Building a course timetable is a difficult and lengthy task which universities devote a large amount of human and material resources to every year.

The UCU lecturers' union said that changing the admissions timetable would be difficult.

Rail passengers face "another difficult year" with more major timetable changes and engineering works, MPs warn.

During these trials the locomotive showed that a Light Pacific had the potential to revolutionise the timetable over this difficult trunk route.