Sentence examples for due date changes from inspiring English sources

Conditions like random arrival times, machine breakdowns and due date changes state a dynamic scheduling environment.

I have seen due dates change at the drop of a hat, fees mysteriously appear on statements and balances more than triple in a matter of months.

Banks and credit card companies can longer move due dates, change rates on the fly, pump up fees at a moment's notice, or jack up rates on existing balances, except under three very specific circumstances, or for reasons unrelated to the specific customer's account.

Some pregnant women even have their due dates changed mid-term.

Your due date may change if you are expecting multiples, such as twins or triplets.

Give plenty of warning for due dates and changes in routine.

OB laughs me off and changes my due date to six days later.

With Evernote for example, you can actually edit your notes in Sunrise or change the due date.

The announcement came as the Treasury said that slowing tax receipts, a change in the due date for corporate tax payments and the $38 billion price tag for the tax rebates had radically changed its plans for borrowing in the July through September quarter, which is the last in fiscal year 2001.

Some card issuers allow you to change your cycle, but they won't allow you to change it to manipulate the due date and avoid late payments.

If the children it creates are to be protected, then change is long past its due date.