Sentence examples for schedule locked from inspiring English sources

"This is the earliest we've had the schedule locked in 10 years," he said, staring at the board.

The Evening Standard was frustrated to find itself far behind national dailies on ad planners' schedules, locking it out of big brand bucks, according to someone familiar with the strategy to switch.

He sounded like he liked the possibility, but that the scheduling is locked in.

In FIM, the scheduled tasks are computed only once before a new schedule is built, whereas in LAS the schedule is reused until at most (around 98%) scheduled subdomains are locked for computation.

With other solutions project schedules are often locked in after initial planning, which causes problems when there are delays or when tasks change (which always happens).

He didn't point out the 500-pound gorilla in the room, though: If they don't remand Sharp right there in court, he'll probably be a no-show on the day he's scheduled to get locked up.

When this separation is not possible, it is important for the investigators to ensure that the assignment schedule is unpredictable and locked away from even the person who generated it.

Corporate jets have been hit harder than airlines because they are not locked into schedules so a fall in demand immediately leads to fewer flights.

The randomisation schedule was kept in a locked facility within the Department of Pharmacy and the investigators had no access to the schedule during the study period.

The purity of that motive, however, does not obviate the fact that a schedule that (a) locks up both parties' nominations in one fell swoop and (b) requires the country to devote two out of every four years to Presidential politicking is completely insane.

He wants to take in a ton of new immigrants and refugees, but also took the time out of his busy schedule to chant "lock her up!" at Alberta premier Rachel Notley.