Sentence examples for schedules for example from inspiring English sources

New Jersey Transit schedules, for example, carry advice to "be considerate" and "speak softly," but not what to do when people don't.

"The increased fatigue or stress inherent in working long hours and nonstandard shift schedules, for example, might place special demands on injured workers," the researchers wrote.

Flexible work schedules, for example, increase the perceived autonomy of employees because they can themselves decide when they work.

Since its debut, Amazon has been steadily rolling out updates, including the addition of Pandora as well as traffic, sports scores and schedules, for example.

Sports have no choice but to respond: the Wimbledon tennis tournament plans to put a roof over Centre Court to eliminate the rain delays that wreak havoc with broadcast schedules, for example, and the Australian Open has scheduled matches for prime time.

Patients with tumors with high proliferation rates, such as HER2-enriched or basal-like, would benefit from more aggressive chemotherapy schedules (for example, dose-dense).

A plan to build several nuclear reactors by 2030 is behind schedule, for example.

At the bottom of the Culinary Demonstration category is an entry for the three-month schedule (for example, June-August Planning), with a detailed calendar of demonstrations.

Here's one official schedule, for example, that says the Yankees and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays play their first game at 7 05 p.m. today.

There are several variations of the intermittent reinforcement schedule; for example, a fixed-ratio schedule provides reinforcement only after a fixed number of correct responses, while a variable-ratio schedule provides reinforcement after a variable number of correct responses.

This year's schedule, for example, includes a raft of nontheatrical programming, including a literary reading series (FringeInk), a visual art exhibition (FringeArt) and a children's theater program (FringeJr).