Sentence examples for momentum programs from inspiring English sources

We hired a few more mid-level resources and did everything - planning, press release writing, event planning, product review programs, momentum programs...you name it...we did it all ourselves.

A new-music series was gaining momentum; programming had diversified; Frank Gehry had drawn up plans for a futuristic concert hall.

A spokeswoman for the company said Uber frequently asks its driver partners for feedback, which has led to the creation of Partner Support Centers — physical locations where drivers can drop in for support; the launch of the Momentum program, which offers drivers fuel discounts and reduced vehicle maintenance costs; and discounts on cellphone services.

Adams acknowledges that it is difficult to maintain momentum for programs like this, particularly given the limited "shelf life" of governments; however, the caucus, he says, "will be pressing for them to be made permanent".

Without losing momentum, the program shifts between its dinosaur dramatization and plain-spoken discussions with scientists.

Even if the push for a broad investigation loses momentum, the Bush programs will not soon be forgotten.

Mr. Ober said that the success of Vulkanland depended on keeping up momentum by promoting programs that motivate the local inhabitants.

Formal arrangements like this are uncommon at American companies, and the momentum for such programs is greater during boom years, when there is a bigger need for skilled workers.

Momentum for new programs was beginning to grow as well, with bipartisan support.

Standardised patients are used in medical education to expose students to clinical contexts and facilitate transition to clinical practice, and this approach is gaining momentum in physiotherapy programs.

These last include the capacity of research institutions, the momentum of research programs, funding opportunities and the influence of stakeholder priorities and public opinion.