Sentence examples for those calendar from inspiring English sources

Those calendar revisions resulted in bonuses being paid a month later.

In one of those calendar quirks that can sneak up you, Labor Day, the marker of summer's conclusion, arrives as late as it possibly can this year, on Sept. 7.

Then, I eliminate the years in which individuals show low labour force attachment, i.e. those calendar years where individuals with less than 1 year of job tenure work less than 1 month or where individuals with more than 1 year of job tenure work less than 1 quarter.

The app's agnostic integration is thus intended to significantly lower the amount of friction that stands in the way of sharing by taking the calendar you might already have synced with your iPhone, tearing down those calendar walls, making it social so that users can quickly share or add events while they're on the go.

Secondly, HPA figures indicated that no subjects had been prescribed quadruple-or-more therapy in 1997 and 1998, which was unlikely and probably due to incorrect reporting during those calendar years.

Furthermore, some part of the survival function may be estimated by cohort analysis even for patients diagnosed in those calendar years.

But, I suppose, after those calendars, anything goes.

Our modern world is built at least in part on ancient ones: those calendars date back to ancient Mesopotamia, where they were of religious import.

The paradox of Labor Day, which we try to honor by ceasing our labors, nicely catches the way those calendars collide in our lives.

Those calendars, according to the grand jury transcript, had the initials BB and BLB on them (Bonds's middle name is Lamar); made reference to a trip to Aspen, Colo., where Bonds has a home; and appeared to coincide with the season schedule of the San Francisco Giants.

Don't start marking up those calendars yet though.