Sentence examples for scheduling pressures from inspiring English sources
He cited scheduling pressures.
Could economic and scheduling pressures make George Washington revisit the year-round calendar debate?
Whether any particular picture remains on track is uncertain, as the status of films changes quickly and often in the face of scheduling pressures.
As Mr. O'Keefe tries to reshape the agency once again, he will have to cope with intense scheduling pressures driven by the need for shuttle flights to complete the International Space Station now limping along overhead.
In the end, both investigations attributed the accidents to a similar array of causes, including scheduling pressures, flawed communications, a largely "silent" safety-assurance system and a mistaken belief that the shuttle could be considered a routine operational vehicle instead of the finicky experimental vehicle that it really is.
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Stress from longer insertion times and scheduling pressure may influence the observed cecal intubation to withdrawal time relationship [ 14].
Instead, they said, an all-out effort and schedule pressures caused the agency to cut corners and change goals on the way to launching.
The Sept. 4 hearing is expected to explore schedule pressures and NASA's contracts with the private companies that do much of the work on the space program, which offer bonuses for on-time launchings.
"A year from now or 18 months from now, when cost and schedule pressures have resumed, I don't think we want to rely upon the intervention of management to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat," Admiral Gehman added, "I think we want to institutionalize a process by which these issues can be raised or sorted out without having top-level management to intervene".
It is expected that future sets in the series will not suffer from such schedule pressures.
