Sentence examples for a wave of program from inspiring English sources

I sense the Fed's action touched off a wave of program trading and other computer-driven models.

Some have been around for decades; Haven Behavioral, which opened in 2009, is one of a wave of programs begun when the extent of psychological damage caused by the current wars was becoming apparent and the wait for a vacancy in a V.A.-run program was lengthening.

A cappella fandom has inspired a wave of programming, including Fox's iconic show "Glee," which ended its run earlier this year.

While I'm happy that there is a wave of programming that is reaping the benefits of streaming services and TV being forced to try new things and be risky, whenever you're lumped in with a list of shows, like Catastrophe as well, one can get a sense of devaluation.

In 2011, a wave of midlevel program staff members departed, reflecting the frustration of much of the foundation's policy personnel with the old political hands running the organization.

The idealism of PHC that was expressed in the Alma-Ata Declaration soon began to be transformed by a wave of technical programming around specific mortality and morbidity reduction programs that were to have profound impact on child survival design.

It also inspired a wave of similar programs.

KAMPALA, Uganda Ugandada's sharp reduction of its AIDS rate has long been hailed as a Cinderella success story, inspiring a wave of aid programs and public health strategies to fight the disease across the developing world.

Both renewals come ahead of a wave of new programming on the channel, which is attempting to revive its science fiction bona fides.

Out of that science came a wave of early-childhood programs designed to address those gaps, from Head Start to "Sesame Street".

Yet the app is merely one product in a wave of new travel programs and promotions that are using game theory to win over customers, particularly those under 30 (so-called millennials).