Sentence examples for predictable attendance from inspiring English sources
So, gone are the short turnaround play-in games that immediately cut the field by a third while nobody's watching (the two day ticket sale lead-in to Halloween games had some predictable attendance outcomes).
Yes you need to be sensitive to the people that work for you (they have lives, responsibilities and feelings) but predictable attendance is incredibly critical in a call center.
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine endorsed the findings, saying that "most" A&E departments have "insufficient nursing staff to deal with predictable patient attendance patterns".
Most have insufficient nursing staff to deal with predictable patient attendance patterns," he said, adding that the guidance should be formally published and that hospitals should consider it.
As our staff got used to the new scheme, the burden of increased unpredictability became less important - and even the "unpredictability" of number of "drop in" patients became more predictable with time as attendance patterns emerged specific for each day of the week.
Water is readily available for staff as they performed their duties, Amazon said, and it has a "fair and predictable system to record staff attendance and take into account individual circumstances".
The current systems used to record employee attendance is fair and predictable and has resulted in dismissals of 11 permanent employees out of a workforce of over 5,000 permanent employees in 2013".
But even so this was a dismal attendance - though sadly predictable.
However, one HCP pointed out non-attendance is not entirely predictable from demographic factors.
Based on the historical correlation between Denver's win percentage and home attendance, this may have been predictable.
