Sentence examples for because the programme has from inspiring English sources

And because the programme has no side, there were no self-obsessed harpies or arses.

I've always said, 'No, I should not be the new presenter, because the programme has moved on.

The corporations's initial "pitiful" apology was "mealy-mouthed" he says, adding that the comments made on Top Gear are important because the programme has such a high international profile.

It's not: 'Come on sisters, let's get up the slippery pole together.' It's 'I'll get up and kick you with my stiletto back down.'" The description doesn't feel especially nuanced for such a subtle actor, but perhaps this is because the programme has its tongue firmly in its cheek, nearer to panto than documentary.

Perhaps the supervisors in the Integrated MNCH Program are not supervising CHWs as fully as hoped, not because the programme has not been well implemented, but because our expectations of supervisors are unrealistic.

Couling said he had known for "a number of months" that the timetable would change and this happened because "the scope of the programme has been increased by the desire of the government to do more welfare reform".

"Solution to Greece's problems lies within the European context but the first thing we will say is that the programme has failed because it was badly planned and didn't see the pitfalls that were coming," said Euclid Tsakalotos, Syriza's shadow finance minister.

In regions with good immunisation coverage, the programme has been sustained because of the confluence of several ethical notions involved.

But poor old Jack had a tropical disease and because the programme had already been advertised in the Radio Times I appeared instead.

"I think the programme has been successful mainly because of its combative style.

Overall, the programme has a practical approach because for the majority of the students, their research requires them to visit classrooms and to actively participate in teaching.