Sentence examples for schedules which will from inspiring English sources

To save money, broadcast networks are likely to keep lots of cheap reality programming in their schedules, which will mean less work for writers, says Michael Nathanson, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein, a research firm.

The new schedules, which will be in place by 2003, include overhauling 50 passenger cars and locomotives, some of them in storage for years, and buying or leasing 2,000 box cars, refrigerator cars and "roadrailers," which have tires and train wheels.

Women are eight times more likely than men to look after sick children or manage their children's schedules, which will take time out of their work day or other daily responsibilities.

Similar to the mechanism studied in previous literature on immigration and task specialization (D'Amuri and Peri [15]; Peri and Sparber [33]), immigration will cause a reallocation of native labor supply toward standard schedules, which will partially compensate for the depressing effect of immigration on nonstandard wages.

Mr Clegg will continue his planned schedule, which will see him appear at a London hospital threatened with closure today.

*Update, 9/21: Screenings of "Everybody Street" are switching to a fixed schedule, which will be announced next week.

We are also being asked to go to an 18-game schedule, which will increase our chance of injury and long-term health risks.

Rather than address this reality, the N.F.L. wants to expand its schedule, which will no doubt result in more injuries, possibly more serious ones.

The North American team will play the World team on Sunday, the third day of a four-day recess from the regular schedule, which will resume on Tuesday.

That schedule, which will start in September, is an early example of the cooperation between the television holdings of Viacom, which now owns both Nickelodeon and CBS.

It will also feature several changes to the regular season schedule, which will allow for players to have more breaks, according to the league.