Sentence examples for limited timetables from inspiring English sources

Because of various issues like ticket availability, price fluctuations, and limited timetables, you will have a much easier time traveling across the U.S. if you plan your trip well in advance.

A stress fracture in his left foot last year limited his timetable for perfecting the quadruple jump — a challenging move that requires a skater to rotate four times in the air.

A fast timetable would have limited the opportunity for liberal groups to rally opposition to the confirmation.

A fast timetable would have limited the opportunity for liberal groups to rally opposition to confirmation, perhaps helping the president claim a big victory at a time when polls show that his popularity has plunged.

(Mavis 2000) There is anecdotal support for the hypothesis that students' learning and practising outside timetabled sessions is limited.

With such a brisk timetable, there has been limited time for strategic reflection and ideas.

However, many of the planned revisions are limited in nature and the published timetable for these revisions is extended as late as 2020.

AD is associated with significant upfront costs but is a very effective intervention, limited most frequently by the ability to timetable visits.

The relevant authorities claim that space is inevitably limited, and outmoded guide books and old railway timetables can be safely thrown away – though what is binned usually goes much further.

Bylsma said Crosby was limited to light skating, and there is no timetable for his return.

If we were making such progress, and if the ranks of the insurgents were limited, we could indeed sketch out a rough timetable.