Sentence examples for lucrative program from inspiring English sources

The assistant coach was fired, but so far the Syracuse chancellor has vowed support for Mr. Boeheim and the lucrative program.

Lauer, the star of NBC News's most lucrative program, was fired in November after an unidentified colleague filed a formal complaint alleging inappropriate sexual behavior.

But diplomats and United Nations officials said it was what one called "common knowledge" that member states were ignoring the widespread complaints about kickbacks and payoffs by Saddam Hussein's government so that their companies could continue being part of the lucrative program.

Another way to support a more lucrative program is by finding other partners to pay for the rewards.

The network's decision clears the way for the entire Robertson family to resume filming the highly lucrative program this spring.

Even in third place, "CBS This Morning" is still the most lucrative program for CBS News, earning $90 million a year.

This means cutting back severely on their most popular, low-cost and lucrative programming.

At the center of Goldman's lucrative compensation program is the partnership.

Mr. Seacrest is hugely popular among women who make up the core demographic for "Today," which is the most watched and most lucrative morning program on television.

But what a magnificent gesture it would be if, say, a school with a legendary and lucrative football program could find the courage to give up the money and the glory for a ringing endorsement of intellectual values.

Critics say the latest machinations are yet another example of how political pressures have sustained the lucrative rocket program for years, as it has maintained Congressional support no matter how high the costs or lengthy the delays.