Sentence examples for schedules but rather from inspiring English sources
Programming choices are no longer dictated by prime time schedules, but rather by what their DVR has already recorded.
Such films were not generally booked as part of movie theaters' regular schedules but rather presented as special events by traveling roadshow promoters (they might also appear as fodder for "grindhouses", which typically had no regular schedule at all).
They need not worry anymore about remembering their medical history and medication schedules, but rather have access to their medical information anytime they need.
Unlike women and girls, they do not "schedule" defecation but rather defecate whenever the need arises, either on their way to or returning from their fields.
In that spirit, the South African San hunters say they do not, and cannot, schedule when to hunt but rather "wait for the moment to be lucky", sensitively judging the right time – when the time is "ripe", as the English language says.
That friendly face on the recommended schedule is still lacking (that's up to individual pediatricians), but, long committee report short, the panel concluded that the current schedule is not only safe, but "rather than exposing children to harm, following the complete childhood immunization schedule is strongly associated with reducing vaccine-preventable diseases".
Nashville's best hope lies not with any particular strength, but rather with a schedule that consists of teams simply playing out the string.
Tapps had said the issue with Beren Academy was not a religious one but rather a matter of scheduling.
The league clarified in a statement that the change was not an indication that December games had been canceled, but rather that the printed schedule was defunct.
All that history was wondrous but, given our schedule, also rather daunting.
Active patient contact tracing was applied, when possible, but environmental cleaning relied on standard cleaning schedules rather than environmental screening and targeted interventions.
