Sentence examples for felt a program from inspiring English sources

They filmed a television pilot for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABCC) because they felt a program on the network would receive the most exposure to the pre-school market, but as The Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reported in 2002, "the project never got off the ground due to irreconcilable artistic differences".

As well, the women in our study pointed out that community members negatively view programs aimed at empowering women, to the extent that a peer educator stated that men may become 'angry' if they feel a program is doing this.

So I felt a postdoc program would delay the obsolescence of our R&D people.

To achieve similar benefits in our setting, we felt a preventive dental program should also target families and communities.

Students felt a structured mentoring program would help students with decisions about career planning and postgraduate training.

Or that told you something was wrong with you before you even felt it, a program that might alert you that you're running a fever".

Watching that program, I felt a wave of remorse; what we did to our classmate on the playground that day was one point on the continuum of violence and domination that includes hazing.

A 29 year old fourth year female student who was 'tremendously' committed to the Colleges wrote: "I felt a need for better advising programs during my first year and was excited that the administration had plans to address the lack of faculty advising by implementing the Colleges program".

Those statistics may not be persuasive to those who believe the United States is poised for a broader array of offensive military operations against other adversaries that would require a draft, nor to those who feel that a program of required national service would benefit the nation and America's 18-year-olds.

I need only catch a glimpse of my reflection in a mirror at the mall to remember how I feel about a program we recorded an hour earlier.

The report reviewed 31 programs offered to 3,676 participants over two years and found 86% were satisfied with the program, 76% felt an increased sense of belonging and connection to culture, 72% felt increased understanding and strength in "caring for their loss and grief", and 68% had increased knowledge and confidence around using other support services.