Sentence examples for suggested rescheduling from inspiring English sources

The outcomes of European studies were also less diverse than in the U.S., and commonly suggested rescheduling and operation changes as the solutions for capacity improvement.

Suggested Rescheduling Devoting four years of intense practice every day to a sport that requires a minute or two to perform and determines winners and losers by barely measurable differences on the clock may not be the best way for hundreds or thousands of young athletes to pass their lives.

If the person can't make it when you suggest, reschedule within reason.

Try some of the relevant options above, such as suggesting rescheduling to a time they're more likely to be free or texting them a message like: "No more games, let's eat lunch".

I find that a larger foreign presence does not significantly change total hours worked by natives, suggesting that rescheduling work effort is not associated with a change in work intensity.

As I wrote in my review: "During that bizarre phone conversation, she couldn't find her notes, didn't have any questions to ask, and suggested we reschedule for the following morning".

The outcomes of European studies were not so diverse, as they either approved the application of UIC's capacity methodology to be used on their network [10, 36], or suggested network rescheduling and operational changes (the timetable compression concept) [25, 35, 63, 67, 70].

So the service won't suggest to reschedule due tasks to today if it's already late.

Sony's indication that "Django Unchained" may be rescheduled suggested some relatively narrow problem, rather than broad objections to the movie's celebration of rebellion.

That was the text I got in response to suggesting we reschedule.

A Marist survey shows that ninety-one per cent of the public approves of Giuliani's "handling," as the question put it, of the terrorist attack; and exit polls on the day of the rescheduled primary suggested that his reëlection, if it were possible, would be a foregone conclusion.