Sentence examples for dramatic schedules from inspiring English sources

But, if the dramatic schedules have to be restricted to fictional corpses and real-life people re-animated, at least a programme going out on Thursday shows that a standard format can be delivered with thrilling originality.

Vocal complaints lodged by several top men's players about scheduling at the 2011 U.S. Open resulted in dramatic schedule changes, giving the men more rest between matches that might have otherwise been closer together due to rain interruption earlier in the week.

If the symptoms are too dramatic, tweak your schedule so that you're weaning yourself off more gradually.

With UCR scheduled for dramatic population growth, efforts have been made to increase its popular and academic recognition.

Importantly, the decreases in operant behaviors (on both fixed and PR schedules) were more dramatic in the sucrose-trained animals when compared to the ethanol-trained animals.

Also scheduled is a dramatic anthology by 18 playwrights, among them Craig Lucas, Eduardo Machado and Donald Margulies.

A dramatic new Coast Highway is scheduled for completion later this year which will cut the trip to idyllic Puerto Angel to just two dramatic hours.

The vote was 60 to 40 — a tally that is expected to be repeated four times as further procedural hurdles are cleared in the days ahead, and then once more in a dramatic, if predictable, finale tentatively scheduled for 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve.

This research demonstrated that both DWU and OD are a dramatic improvement over conventional irrigation scheduling and could be adopted as conservative irrigation systems for nursery production.

The epidemiological model predicts that adding a booster dose of pertussis vaccine for adolescents to the current US childhood vaccine schedule has a dramatic impact on the overall incidence of pertussis, with a reduction in the overall incidence of symptomatic pertussis from about 400 to less than 90 per 100,000 person years.

Cyclophosphamide treatment on a six-day repeating metronomic schedule induces a dramatic, innate immune cell-dependent regression of implanted gliomas.