Sentence examples similar to scheduling exigency from inspiring English sources
The exigencies of scheduling meant that the artistic directors of the Lincoln Center Festival, striving to bring as much variety to this 19-day event as possible, could present only one performance of "Eislermaterial," the one-hour portrait in song of the German composer Hanns Eisler, in its United States premier.
Such an intense schedule reflects the exigencies of the compressed, six-day primary here in New Hampshire, where voters go to the polls on Tuesday.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
§ 825.126 Leave because of a qualifying exigency.
Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.
But writers show no sign of exploring deprivation or exigency.
It can all depend on political exigency, too.
Given that this announcement was made after the exigency arose, it could not have created the exigency.
For each patient, an Exigency Factor, which measures health criticality, is associated.
