Sentence examples for predictable timetable from inspiring English sources
Finally, reform interventions at the school level, such as new curricula, consistently underestimate the levels of dysfunction in township schools (few schools have a predictable timetable) and the low levels of subject matter competence among teachers.
Although this transition occurs according to a predictable timetable, the trigger for its onset remains elusive.
Neither the abiding questions of humanistic inquiry nor the winding path of scientific research that leads ultimately to innovation and discovery can be neatly fitted within a predictable budget and timetable.
So in Berlin the squats are evicted, in Denmark public housing is privatised, and in the Netherlands a real estate boom capsized the economy as much as in the UK – in fact, the Dutch even went so far as to privatise their trains, with the predictable effect of massively unreliable timetables, chaotic upgrade programmes and price rises.
According to commuters at Redhill station, in a part of Surrey whose residents rely heavily on Southern, the emergency timetable has proved more predictable but at a cost.
They were collectively preposterous, he said, because school was predictable, safe and filled to the brim with timetabled tedium.
Southern introduced an emergency timetable on Monday, cutting 341 trains a day to try to create a more predictable and resilient service, after a wave of cancellations and delays had caused fury among commuters.
An emergency timetable, cutting over 300 daily services a day to help ensure a more resilient and predictable service, has failed to stem the problem.
The timetable recognises that the present level of service has not been acceptable and will aim to give passengers a more predictable service they can plan around.
