Sentence examples for schedule shifts from inspiring English sources

On April 17 the Perillo schedule shifts to Monday-Monday, and the price rises to $1,799; from June 19 into October, it is $1,999.

"Many employers now schedule shifts as short as two or three hours, while historically they may have scheduled eight-hour shifts," said David Ossip, founder of Dayforce, a producer of scheduling software used by chains like Aéropostale and Pier One Imports.

This saves them costs on health care and other fringe benefits, cuts FedEx's taxes, and puts all the burden of schedule shifts on drivers.

Where a typical day would see her cross-training in the morning from about 8 30-10 30 a.m. then spending her afternoon fencing from 4-9 p.m., during Ramadan this schedule shifts considerably, she said.

Schedule shifts consistently.

The schedule shift has been blamed on the departure of director Bob Peterson in August.

NOTES A major schedule shift will take place next year when the season-opening Daytona 500 is moved to Feb. 26, the fourth Sunday of the month instead of the third.

The first season of "Midwife" averaged 8.7 million viewers in Britain, beating the 8.4 million of the first season of "Downton" despite some last-minute schedule shifting by ITV that was seen as being not entirely cricket.

The schedule shift will enable Fox News to add a planned opinion program in prime time headed by Megyn Kelly, while also taking steps to enhance Mr. Smith's role as the network's primary hard-news anchor.

If the ABC-ESPN bid succeeds, it will mean considerable schedule shifting by ESPN and ESPN2 to equal the three weeknights of coverage Turner provides on TNT and TBS.

One of the mooted reasons for the Oscars' schedule shift was the intention to gazump the Golden Globes – the cheap and cheerful January awards ceremony that usually foreshadows most of the Academy's choices.