Sentence examples for broader range of programming from inspiring English sources

Whereas these evolution programs have focused on the history and present diversity of life, a broader range of programming is underway for exploring novel means to integrate the evolutionary story.

The second issue is a bigger deal, McDonald says, because it's already in Comcast's best interest to have a broad range of programming.

Many economists are particularly critical of the arbitrary nature of the cuts, arguing that Congress could reduce annual deficits by the same amount with far less economic damage by spreading the cuts across a broader range of programs, directing them at lesser priorities or giving government agencies more discretion in how they make them.

Future research could access a broader range of program representatives.

"The schedule will include a broad range of programming in the build-up to the election including news and current affairs investigations, a party leader debate and a major new political drama on the formation of the coalition government".

Mr Wright, who is controller of BBC Radio 3, added: "It's extremely pleasing to see that audiences are stronger than ever for the BBC Proms, particularly given the large amount of new music in the broad range of programming".

Akil agrees and wants to see a broad range of programming that resonates within the black community.

A similar awareness of gender issues is spreading widely in European universities, where gender considerations are finding their way into a broad range of programs.

Postdocs participating in these training programs would be treated as temporary apprentices with access to a broad range of programs, services, and experiences to advance their professional careers as independent researchers.

Denver Botanic Gardens offers a broad range of programs, including hands-on workshops, public lectures, professional development seminars, and more rigorous certificate courses.

Federal law already requires that people seeking green cards prove they will not be a burden — or "public charge" — but the new rules detail a broad range of programs that could disqualify them.