Sentence examples for aggressive programming from inspiring English sources

In a memo to the staff last week, Tom Johnson, the CNN chairman, and Philip I. Kent, the CNN president, promised: "Aggressive programming changes.

Hiring Mr. Miller is an aggressive programming move by CNBC, whose nighttime audience is generally smaller than those of its cable competitors.

What can you do?" Chris Ender, senior vice president for communications at CBS Entertainment, said: "We developed a terrific show and supported it with an aggressive programming and promotion strategy.

That's partly thanks to a sponsorship deal with Travelex, a foreign-exchange company, which allowed the National to sell 170,000 tickets for £10 over the quiet summer months; and partly to aggressive programming.

From 1988 to 1997 Mr. Grade was head of Channel 4, one of the BBC's main noncable commercial competitors, where he was known for increasing ratings with his aggressive programming and his eye for popular trends.

In combination with previous evidence from MADIT-II and SCD-HeFT showing increased mortality after appropriate shocks [ 6, 9, 29], this suggests that aggressive programming of ATP in the fast VT zone as in the PAINFREE [ 30] and PAINFREE II trials [ 31] is safe and reasonable.

Self-reported quality of friendship also differed between groups, with program children reporting more companionship and recreation, program girls reporting more validation and caring, and severely aggressive program children reporting less aggression toward others than their control counterparts.

An aggressive program of education, donor registries and even reasonable financial assistance would solve this problem.

We've invested $600 million to date, but we're just starting a very aggressive program.

When he arrived at Kmart from CVS, Mr. Conaway began an aggressive program of cutting prices.

Chicago, Baltimore and New York have aggressive programs to quickly identity and demolish buildings at risk of falling down.