Sentence examples for shrinking schedule from inspiring English sources

As D'Antoni pondered a night — or a few — without his new floor leader, he sounded a small alarm about the Knicks' lack of fluid play, the shrinking schedule and the higher expectations that came with Anthony's arrival.

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Through the first four months of the year, she played in six L.P.G.A. events, her number of potential paydays slashed because of a shrinking tournament schedule and a slightly higher percentage of events restricted to fewer players.

He was describing what so many of us know well: the behavioral changes imposed by shrinking airline schedules that, for example, often require getting up at what used to be called an ungodly hour to catch a departing flight and be in time for a connection or, as is often the case, multiple connections.

Terrorism fears and a slowing economy forced struggling airlines to shrink their schedules drastically and, just like that, flights became eerily on time.

Expect events-based sports such as golf and tennis to shrink their schedules - marginal tournaments with forgettable names will vanish as quickly as they arrived.

A related debate is over the wisdom of establishing a rigid schedule for shrinking the American military presence.

Pro football, the most profitable sport in the world, cries hard times and demands a longer schedule, a shrinking salary cap and a rookie scale that would include limits on length of contracts and guaranteed money.

Horschel was even with Steve Stricker, who has shrunk his tour schedule to spend more time with his family.

ESPN's schedule shrank from 18 events to 14, but added early round coverage of higher-quality tournaments like the Memorial and the Players Championship.

It should be noted, however, that the CW upfront market for 2007-8 included Sunday and the market for 2008-9 did not, which shrank the CW schedule to 10 hours a week, from 15 hours.