Sentence examples for more extensive programs from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as unemployment soared, so did the cost of unemployment benefits — remember, these are European welfare states, which have much more extensive programs to shield their citizens from misfortune than we do.

These more extensive programs also require a greater time investment and sustained commitment on the part of participants, schools/communities and researchers.

More extensive programs may incorporate intervention strategies based on principles of evidence-based face-to-face treatments, such as motivational interviewing (Miller and Rollnick 2012) and cognitive behavioral therapy (Kadden et al. 1995).

Testing such hypotheses requires a more extensive program of obsidian artifact sourcing.

BMRC provides seed funding in the form of 3-year project grants for promising early-career investigators to kick-start their research careers, as well as more extensive program grants for established investigators to continue or expand on their existing research.

Most programs are two years in length and result in a master's degree, but longer, more extensive doctoral programs are also available.

More extensive computer programs, many written by aerospace engineers, are being formulated to aid the engineer in designing new configurations.

Representative John Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland, who introduced the legislation, said more extensive telecommuting programs would mean fewer commuters, less congestion on highways and less emissions of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.

The methods to promote physical activity have involved activity feedback using pedometers, activity counseling, and exercise prescription [4] [6], or more extensive lifestyle programs such as those implemented in the Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study (DPS) [7] and the Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP) [8].

Under the new law, the state's Do Not Call telemarketing program will be merged with the tougher and more extensive federal program.

Mrs. Clinton supported a more extensive federal program.