Sentence examples for matters of scheduling from inspiring English sources
But Filin did control the crucial matters of scheduling, casting, promotion, and repertoire.
(Not true, she said in a recent interview; it is merely a matter of scheduling).
Tapps had said the issue with Beren Academy was not a religious one but rather a matter of scheduling.
As to the veil of mystery that had shrouded the event all weekend, the campaigns insisted it had just been a matter of scheduling.
The stunts are sometimes stylistic and sometimes a matter of scheduling, but all smack of the desperate need to escape a self-defeating, business-as-usual attitude.
When another television interviewer asked Mr. Gore if he would campaign at her side in New York, he demurred: "It's a matter of scheduling.
The White House explained the decision as a matter of scheduling, insisting that the May visit to Europe was never on the president's agenda, so it could not be said to have been canceled.
Asked if he would campaign with Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is running for the Senate in New York, Mr. Gore said: "It's a matter of scheduling, not just me, but also her.
It's just a matter of scheduling.
It's just a matter of scheduling, but I'd definitely be back.
Moffat continued, "And obviously Mark [Gatiss] and I have our other commitments too, but it's just a matter of scheduling".
