Sentence examples for growing programs from inspiring English sources

Virginia and Maryland offer growing programs.

The persistently expensive and growing programs and services that drive the budget debate every two years have not gone away.

Today, they are often regarded as a kind of institutional luxury, paid for by dynamic, cheap, and growing programs in, say, adult-ed.

"Why pay the money back if it's just going to be spent by the Democrats on growing programs?" Mr. Runner asked.

Mr. Glass's "This American Life," with its first-person stories, fiction and poetry, has been on the air since 1995 and is now one of the fastest growing programs in public radio, nationally distributed by PRI.

There, very new and quickly growing programs in mechanical engineering, energy and sustainability, and agricultural engineering are just a few of the programs training tomorrow's technology leaders to make an impact solving today's problems.

To increase production and avoid cereal shortfalls, the government has invested in irrigation projects and an "off-season growing program" of small-scale production and irrigation operations.

But Western officials in Afghanistan say the country's weak government would not be able to keep track of the crop, rendering a growing program useless.

PAGE 12 Saving Retired Racehorses In a growing program, thoroughbreds are being saved from slaughter after their racing days and cared for by prison inmates.

Despite its success saving lives, the coalition faces an increasing obstacle: the cost of naloxone, and of staff needed to run a growing program.

Similarly, Bazinet says, these amortized launch fees are masking growing programming costs at other operators.