Sentence examples for challenging programming from inspiring English sources

Her passion for realistic, challenging programming helped her and then husband Grant Tinker, who ran the production company bearing her name, to expand how TV portrayed not only single women but gender roles in marriage and the workplace, gay characters, sex workers, divorce, infidelity, AIDS, addiction, and flawed police work among many other issues.

I used free online resources to slowly tackle increasingly challenging programming tasks.

The BSC said it accepted Channel 4's defence that it had a remit to provide "innovative and challenging" programming, but said the channel had not done enough to signpost the material as having the potential to cause offence.

I knew that I had got the balance wrong at the interview, when I found myself talking to Alan Yentob and Lisa Appignanesi, not about the bold and challenging programming that the place so clearly needs, but about the ICA's smell.

The Chinese-born, 28-year-old American pianist Jenny Q Chai demonstrated true affinity for contemporary music throughout the challenging program she played on Thursday night at Zankel Hall.

Watch for the rise of child-oriented masculinity challenging program makers, brands and advertisers to reflect the essence of this emerging new reality.

The university had to persuade the court that racial diversity was a compelling interest that was appropriately served by the challenged programs.

But I think she was just as proud of the two circular red badges she got from the design challenges program of the Museum of Science.

Challenged programs often were unable to meet the hiring quota.

In June, the A.C.L.U. filed a lawsuit challenging the program's constitutionality.

At least five federal lawsuits have been filed challenging the programs.