Sentence examples for difficult to reschedule from inspiring English sources

The Garden is so heavily used that it is difficult to reschedule games.

This makes that debt very much more difficult to reschedule than was the case when sovereign debt preponderantly took the form of bank loans.Willem Buiter correctly notes that for Greece it is five minutes to midnight.

Rhodes interviews are notoriously difficult to reschedule: the finalists and some 20 interviewers gather for a daylong process that includes group sessions and waiting around for possible re-interviews as well as the announcement of the district's two winners.

While initially adhering to the recommendations, we encountered patients with elevated B-glucose levels who were difficult to reschedule which is why they were examined despite the evaluation.

It is very difficult to reschedule interviews and you may risk a very lengthy delay in processing your request.[18].[18]

So we have taken the very difficult decision to reschedule the event.

Difficult questions also remain about how to reschedule performances around the construction work.

But a National Academy of Sciences' panel rejected that idea as technically too difficult, costly, and time-consuming, urging NASA to reschedule a shuttle repair mission and to charge nonscience programs for part of the cost.

On Tuesday, Bernadette, our wedding planner said, "It's kind of difficult to cancel or reschedule the wedding, but I think we can pull it together and have a great wedding even if it needs to be in an alternate venue".

I had to reschedule the midterm, and my special education students have found it very difficult to adjust".

Dealing with bailiffs is far more difficult and frightening than dealing with a local authority which, if you approach them early, will often help you to reschedule your debt and help you to budget.