Sentence examples for emerging from the program from inspiring English sources

They're now emerging from the program and ready to launch their company: Casetext.

22 The trend emerging from the program monitoring data suggests that there was a significant increase in program coverage and service utilization from 2004 to 2005.

It has paid off: several choreographic talents have emerged from the program.

According to the Energy Department, new technologies essential for forming aluminum into complex shapes and casting parts out of magnesium also emerged from the program.

He chatted with her about her church and promised that she would emerge from the program in 16 months or less with perfect credit, she said.

"To his credit, he hasn't been interested in creating a school that minted mini Bob Sterns," she says; in the past few years, visiting professors have run the gamut from David Adjaye to Frank Gehry, and the young designers that have emerged from the program aren't any more or less historically-minded than their peers.

2011 had been a big year for AngelPad, incidentally, as 29 of those 37 companies had emerged from the program within the year.

Another distinguishing feature (and a factor in the relative speed with which 1,000 companies have emerged from the program) is the Founder Institute's approach to geographic expansion — Ressi said it has chapters in 55 cities across 30 countries and six continents, with more to come.

The conclusion of observers was that Ireland would take years to emerge from the program and possibly only by defaulting on its debts along the way.

A positive aspect that has emerged from the programs in both the UK and Austria is the role of the nurse in facilitating and enhancing communication between the patient and the treating physician.

Here we report on the formative evaluation of the first project emerging from this program: use of a nurse telephone-based outreach service to assess patients' risk factors for falls and refer these patients to appropriate services.