Sentence examples for reliable deadline from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating a playful nudge yesterday, she signaled how the I.O.C. had persuaded her to return in an attempt to get Athens's planning on a reliable deadline.

Reliable, deadline driven and adaptable in team environments.

But whatever markets you work, Murcott's most pressing advice is "produce what is required: it is the people who are reliable and work to deadline and length" that will be commissioned again.

This was why the Red Sox acquired him from the White Sox at the trade deadline: to add reliable depth and pick them up after such an emotional loss, like Game 3 on Monday night.

The adrenaline jolt I got from overstuffed agendas and looming deadlines was a reliable source of excitement.

Applications from over-24s were down 8.4% on last year, though Ucas points out that the January deadline isn't a reliable indicator of how many mature students hope to go to university, since many apply later in the year.

Thomas was gone by the trade deadline and, without a reliable second option, James and the Cavaliers faltered in the NBA Finals.

"A deadline is often a reliable tool for kicking Congress into high gear," said Brookings Institute Congress watcher Molly Reynolds, "especially on a popular program like CHIP".

"A deadline is often a reliable tool for kicking Congress into high gear," said Brookings Institute Congress watcher Molly Reynolds, "especially on a popular program like CHIP". Only this time, that wasn't enough.

All of this is done on your own time, so you'll need a few things to meet your deadlines and be a reliable shopper.

A published poet, circus performer (with the Shewit Children's Theatre) and short story writer, Yohannes was known as friendly, reliable – "a dedicated journalist who never missed deadlines.