Sentence examples for expanding range of programmes from inspiring English sources

Faced with an ever expanding range of programmes available for study at university, assistance with choice becomes ever more important.

Knott also carries a solid Belgian range, various German pilsners and wheats, and a newly expanded range of American bottles.

As a Community College, it has expanded its range of vocational programmes, and has become an established part of the community.

Over this period the plantation forest estate expanded by almost 700 000 ha through a range of programmes, including forestry encouragement grants, low interest loans and taxation deductions of up to 100% of planting costs to support private investment, as well as government planting programmes through the New Zealand Forest Service (Rhodes and Novis 2002, de Fegeley et al. 2011).

The range of programmes on offer may be restricted to a small number of specialised options.

"The BBC [ Trust applies the same standard, but to a broader range of programmes and services.

Abraham said the broadcaster has a wide range of programmes that "appeal to different tastes".

She produced on an extensive range of programmes for Channel 4, ITV, BBC, Sky and Channel 5.

Today, black lead characters feature in a range of programmes.

Charlotte Moore, controller of BBC One said: "Don't Tell The Bride will bring a new flavour to BBC One and expand the range of factual entertainment programmes in the schedule, it will retain all the elements fans of the show love but re-imagined for a broad audience".

Expanding the range of vaccines in the programme could also have negative consequences on the perceived severity of a disease, as one GP mentioned: Yes, and I also think, like from the moment that you offer vaccinations for shingles that -- oh, so shingles is apparently a serious illness.