Sentence examples for difficulty scheduling from inspiring English sources

Bayer even encountered some difficulty scheduling games with teams from more affluent suburbs.

The school also has had difficulty scheduling two of its games.

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In fact, a university official said the team has had difficulty scheduling nonconference teams in its own state, like North Carolina and Wake Forest, which apparently want no part of Appalachian State.

Some parents also had greater difficulty scheduling vacations and summer enrichment programs for their children.

Half of the potential patients were not enrolled due to a combination of inability to obtain suitable consent, frailty, declining participation and difficulty scheduling convenient appointment times.

Dropouts primarily lacked time or had other difficulties scheduling the course.

He is an associate producer of "I Can't Do This, but I CAN Do That," a documentary about learning difficulties scheduled to be shown later this month on HBO.

At study baseline, participants reported how much they were upset from a list of stressful life events from the original validated Life Event and Difficulty Schedule (20).

For example, there was consternation in the United Kingdom about Prime Minister Theresa May's apparent difficulty in scheduling a meeting at Davos with Trump.

When I enquire about her plans beyond the third series of Misfits, Antonia talks of the difficulty of scheduling new projects: "Misfits is a really long filming process.