Sentence examples similar to a loss of programming from inspiring English sources

Retransmission disputes routinely go to the wire, but rarely result in the loss of programming.

This finding suggests the possibility that the lack of roots in U. gibba may not be due to a preferential loss of genes involved in root development but instead a loss of developmental programs involved in the establishment of the gene expression networks required for root formation.

But for some districts, the conservative figures come with a trade-off: a loss of teachers and programs.

For many clinicians, technical errors encountered during the introduction and early use of the software program frequently precipitated a loss of confidence with the program.

Some say the decline in applicants could point to a loss of luster for the program, which rose to prominence through the idea that teaching the nation's poorest, most needy students could be a crusade, like the Peace Corps.

This has resulted in a loss of opportunity of one program piggy-backing on another, once the complex operationalization and reach to a community is achieved.

Failure to obtain permission from a DGS and thesis advisor for financially compensated employment or professional activities outside of the program may lead to a loss of good academic standing in the program and potential placement on probation or other disciplinary action.

Failure to obtain permission from a DGS and thesis advisor for coursework that has not been pre-approved for the program may lead to a loss of good academic standing in the program and potential placement on probation or other disciplinary action.

Districts that face a loss of funding can end the program or come up with their own money.

The chairman of Comcast told stockholders about his disappointment with the loss of programming for the NBC Sports Network.

Officials are often reluctant to give up weapons materials, Mr. Stockton and others say, because it means a loss of prestige and resources for their programs.