Sentence examples for longer schedule from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Scheduler should no longer schedule traffic flows on the link that went down.

Already, Big Ten teams will no longer schedule games against F.C.S. teams.

This angered the C.T.I.A., which announced that it would no longer schedule trade shows in the city.

The more frequent days off and more comfortable travel compensate for the longer schedule, but the mental adjustments are tougher.

In our view, these traditional events should continue, especially since the longer schedule would prevent them from exerting an exaggerated influence.

Pro football, the most profitable sport in the world, cries hard times and demands a longer schedule, a shrinking salary cap and a rookie scale that would include limits on length of contracts and guaranteed money.

Buddhism was rejected as a state religion by the Chosŏn dynasty (1392 1910), with the result that court entertainments were no longer scheduled according to Buddhist days of worship but at any time court entertainment was required.

"Due to unforeseen circumstances, unfortunately Axl is no longer scheduled to be on Kimmel tomorrow," a show source, who declined to elaborate or go on record, told the LA Times.

But in the face of the protests, the president's itinerary in Bahia has been reduced, and he is no longer scheduled to attend the commemorative Mass on Wednesday.

If a person is re-activated as a student or employee during their grace period, they will receive a separate email informing them that their account is no longer scheduled to expire.

Because airlines are adding more "padding" to their schedules, according to an article in Thursday's Wall Street Journal:For some airlines, longer scheduled times for flights reflects the reality of inefficiency in the nation's air travel system, which often can't handle the volume of planes without delay, especially when bad weather hits.