Sentence examples for expensive schedule from inspiring English sources

There is little epidemiological evidence to justify such an extensive and expensive schedule.

It is estimated that an outpatient course of six cycles of adriamycin/cyclophosphamide (AC) chemotherapy (a standard but by no means the most expensive schedule), costs at least £2400 to deliver.

Festivals are good for musicians: they can get bigger audiences with fewer performances, cutting down on tiresome and expensive touring schedules.

Current treatment for patients diagnosed with high grade gliomas consists of surgical resection followed by toxic and expensive therapy schedules that are minimally effective.

The lower definition will require many companies to offer insurance to more employees, which would make providing benefits much more expensive — hence the schedule juggling that Mr. Trautwein foresees.

As it stands, her debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, is scheduled for release in March.

Scheduled for March is Lily Allen's comeback album, which apparently features songs inspired by both "the experience of motherhood" and her Twitter feud with rapper Azaelia Banks, whose own album, Broke With Expensive Taste – originally scheduled for release in 2012 – is also supposed to be coming out next year.

But in general, analysts say shuttle flights are not necessarily moneymakers for airlines, because the planes often fly half empty and the cost of maintaining an hourly schedule at expensive airports is high.

As Skinner et al. (2018) point out, this task is complicated by the multiple, complex interactions developing in each learner's cognition, psychomotor, and perceptual skills a requirement that calls for the individualizing capacities of intricate one-on-one tutoring, which, of course, is expensive and difficult to schedule when done by trained and experienced human tutors.

Getting to traditional ski destinations like Lake Tahoe, Salt Lake City, Utah and Breckenridge, Colo., near Denver, will also be more expensive this year as flight schedules are reduced.

Theater is different: Only a fraction of shows turn a profit to begin with (about 30 percent on Broadway each year), and expensive tickets, fixed performance schedules and a finite potential audience for most live theater increase the importance of reviews.