Sentence examples for balanced programs from inspiring English sources

The harsh reaction forced him to think harder about balanced programs.

"Comprehensive" (read "balanced") programs will do.

Mr. Thomas's balanced programs are interesting, innovative and invigorating.

Governments must recognise the diversity of what people need from bandwidth, and build balanced programs to support their nations' connected futures.

So in his concerts at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr. Thomas led his San Franciscans in meticulously balanced programs, with war horses like Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony and Strauss's "Four Last Songs" offset by worthy rarities like William Schuman's Violin Concerto and Samuel Barber's "Andromache's Farewell".

The literacy outcomes were not too surprising, because the balanced programs had a stronger emphasis on literacy.

Tonight they perform a nicely balanced program featuring Ligeti's Quartet No. 1 and Brahms's Quartet in A minor.

Tonight they perform a nicely balanced program featuring Gyorgy Kurtag's "Officium Breve" and Brahms's Quartet No. 1 in C minor.

The signature number in this smart, carefully balanced program that embraces jazz, country, bossa nova, pop standards, soft rock and art songs is Mary Chapin Carpenter's pop-country "When Time Stands Still".

This spirited and long-lived classical company will present a nicely balanced program that includes Jerome Robbins's stylish "Interplay," Peter Martins's "Waltz Project" and José Limón's signature "Moor's Pavane".

His nightclub act is a polished, carefully balanced program that weaves his theatrical signature songs, Top 40 hits, standards from the American songbook and '70s pop classics into a thoughtful self-portrait.