Sentence examples for shifting calendar from inspiring English sources

The consequences of the shifting calendar will be fully known after Saturday, when the Republican National Committee accepts the dates from states.

DES MOINES, Dec. 3 — There has probably never been a presidential campaign quite as challenging to track as the 2008 race, given the sheer number of candidates and the shifting calendar of nominating contests.

But the memorandum was evidence of the ways in which the shifting political calendar is forcing campaigns to rethink their traditional strategies and confront complex trade-offs.

The tour is shifting its calendar, which means that the 2014 season will start in October, less than a month after the 2013 season ends with the Tour Championship.

Of course, shifting the calendar is fraught with difficulty.

He added that the original move to pull the reports from the public eye was largely due to inconsitent results based on the shifting promotional calendar.

And you can overlay your personal calendar on top of the Shifts calendar right in the app, allowing you to see other important events and activities, which can help you with planning.

It's time for reform: Shift the calendar.

It's shifted the calendar, and there's now a labyrinth of activity going on around the fair.

Such front-running of seasonal milestones should no longer be surprising, given how marketers, retailers and media companies have been time-shifting the calendar to stimulate business related to holidays both official (Christmas) and unofficial (Super Bowl Sunday).

Unlike rotavirus, the norovirus peak frequently shifts by calendar weeks or months between seasons.