Sentence examples for cutting-edge program from inspiring English sources

Then, after lobbying him for a year, he agreed that a cutting-edge program fit in with the hip image the Peak was trying to project".

Certificate students will not only participate in a cutting-edge program and receive explicit recognition of specialization in GIST by virtue of the Graduate Certificate but will be well positioned to compete for the most desirable jobs in geospatial technology, both in academia and in industry.

But, he advises, make sure the cutting-edge program you choose can provide solid training in foundational skills.

For lovers of wine and those interested in using art and science to whet people's appetites and palates, South Seattle College offers a cutting-edge program in viticulture.

And Governor David Paterson said: "This cutting-edge program represents government at its best".

The cutting-edge program became a model for urban renewal and community development across the nation.

And she helped turn around fund-raising for New York City's schools, raising $70 million for cutting-edge programs.

"We're always on the lookout for high-caliber, cutting-edge programming that plays so well across international markets," the distributor's president, Chris Grant, said in a statement.

An evening news show, Strana i Mir (Country and World), is also to be replaced this autumn, in a move which critics say is part of the company's move to replace cutting-edge programming with bland, state-friendly fare.

So in October, Mr. Vorenkamp, 58, turned to Pinehurst Resort's Golf Advantage Fitness School, one of a handful of cutting-edge programs nationwide that use 3-D modeling to pinpoint players' deficiencies.

The memo was posted by a blog of The Boston Phoenix, the weekly newspaper also owned by Phoenix Media/Communications. "Despite its celebrated history, its cutting-edge programming, its tradition of breaking new music, its ardent fans among listeners and advertisers, for some time it has been difficult to sustain the station — especially since the start of the Great Recession," Mr. Midnich wrote.