Sentence examples for more successful programs from inspiring English sources

For many of the surprise successes of recent NCAA seasons the biggest limitation on building ever more successful programs may be the inability to pack enough $20 ticket holders into the stands.

More successful programs have brought Mapuche villages across the park drinking water, electricity and fencing to control animals.

The Goffstown coaches went to school on more successful programs in New Hampshire, borrowing drills and coaching tips and adopting voluntary indoor practices in the winter.

Program effects also may have been inflated by the fact that participants in the study were drawn from ChalleNGe sites with stable staffing that received more applicants than they could serve, possibly indicating more successful programs.

Finally, Langley (1993), with the objective of creating more successful programs, discusses the utility of having teachers take on a more active role in the design and development of the vocational education programs as well as in the selection of students.

So for years states have asked the federal government for flexibility for more successful programs that better use our resources".

The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, the nation's official authority for nuclear development, ran the more successful program.

USA is getting out of sports, relying on its more successful programming, including professional wrestling, "Monk," "Psych," "Burn Notice" and new episodes of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent".

This study highlights the importance of tailoring voucher programs to community needs, a strategy that can lead to more successful program adoption and outcomes.

The inclusion of the family in the intervention procedures was due to evidence that children's treatment programs in which several members of the family participate are more successful than programs consisting only of food restriction.

NBC used a repeat of "The Apprentice" last season as a regular entry on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Fox has frequently used its more successful reality programs, like "Joe Millionaire" and "My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiance," twice in the same week.