Sentence examples for be seen in programming from inspiring English sources

Isaacs argued that Channel 4's increased commercialisation led to a targeting of the 16-34 year old audience, and the subsequent "obsession with adolescent transgression and sex" could be seen in programming such as Designer Vaginas, The World's Biggest Penis and Wank Week.

The influence can be seen in programs ranging from "The Dick Van Dyke Show," "M*A*S*H," "All in the Family" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," to "Saturday Night Live" and "Seinfeld".

The lowest non-participation levels were seen in programs applying more active and personal approaches, including recruitment in General Practice.

9– 11 A systematic review aimed at establishing whether particular components of an exercise program are associated with a greater decrease in falls determined that larger relative effects on fall prevention are seen in programs that include exercises focusing on balance control.

The results of those focus groups are beginning to be seen in new programming offered by the DAA, especially to young alumni moving to new cities.

That can be seen in the program the Federal Housing Administration initially offered to homeowners facing ballooning mortgage payments.

His dances, which will be seen in two programs, are set to electronic music and to scores by composers including Michael Gordon and Jackie Gleason.

Whether they can also overcome the tetchiness inherent to gasifiers remains to be seen, in ongoing programs in Africa, Mongolia and Afghanistan.

Assured, serene and unaccountably sad -- perhaps because the beauty it describes is so fleeting -- it can be seen in the program called "American Life".

(Rockwell PASCAL RIOULT DANCE THEATERR (Tomorrow and Sunday) Mr. Rioult's unusual perspective on familiar pieces of choreography and music will be seen in the program's presentation of his reworked "Firebird," "Bolero" and his "Wein," set to Ravel's "Valse".

The success of these strategies can be seen in the program statistics.