Sentence examples for more popular programs from inspiring English sources

The more popular programs are usually filled within days.

Still, City Ballet puts on more popular programs with much less merit.

Financing for some of its more popular programs should now come from wealthy Russian institutions and individuals.

Cable executives have replied that à la carte would be a disaster for consumers because the more popular programs subsidize the less popular ones.

They argue that their aircraft systems or helicopter programs are still indispensable, perhaps for more popular programs like detecting drug traffickers.

A spokeswoman, Andrea Martino, says that one of the more popular programs overseas, for a masters of distance education, has students from more than 10 countries learning how to administer online courses for schools and private industry.

A more popular program delays admission until the spring semester for hundreds of applicants who are academically stronger than the first group.

C4's director of programmes, Tim Gardam, wrote in an internal strategy document in 2000 that running nearly an hour of news at 7pm meant the slot lost the channel money; the programme's revenues covered only half its costs; the news got far fewer viewers than more popular programming would have.

Look for Java, a much more popular programming language, to come soon.

The company recently signed a distribution deal with Hulu as one example of how it's trying to broaden its selection of more popular programming.

The company recently signed a distribution deal with Hulu as one example of how it's trying to broaden its selection of more popular programming.