Sentence examples for When it comes to programming from inspiring English sources

When it comes to programming video-game characters to act realistically in response to ever-changing environments, there is only so much current artificial intelligence (AI) can do.

When it comes to programming comedy, usually on an 80/20 split, the venue is relying on bar sales to make the night add up.

When it comes to programming the ballets of the 20th century, some of the Balanchine, Ashton and MacMillan works have acquired classic status of their own and draw audiences almost as effortlessly as those of the 19th century.

When it comes to programming for the show, TechCrunch's editors will bring to the stage the top talents in robotics to tackle the big topics; in parallel, we will run workshops on more specialized topics.

When it comes to programming, Igloofest Montreal's famed annual winter electronic music festival still skews towards a slightly older, more traditional audience.

"All we like sheep," sings the chorus in Handel's "Messiah," and most of classical music's more traditional institutions appear to agree when it comes to programming at Christmas.

Most nonprofits have some serious knowledge and expertise when it comes to program or service delivery.

Too often "kitchen garden" initiatives are given short shrift when it comes to program design, and even shorter shrift when budgeting decisions are made.

When it comes to programs that are actually meant to commemorate the feast of St. Valentine, things don't get any better.

Thirdly, we tend to look at India as an undifferentiated homogenous mass when it comes to programs run by the federal government.

"He's kind of known as, frankly, just a leader among D.A.'s when it comes to programs and thinking creatively about the criminal justice system," said Scott Burns, the executive director of the National District Attorneys Association, on whose board Mr. Hynes sits.