Sentence examples for pinnacle programme from inspiring English sources
In the Pinnacle programme, data regarding outpatients from cardiology offices, too, show comparable results with for instance antiplatelet and statin therapy in 84.9% and 84.3%, respectively [ 14].
But in a programme that celebrated both the pinnacle of ASMF's international fame under Marriner in the soundtrack to Milos Forman's film Amadeus and Bell's breakthrough as a teen virtuoso, it seemed he has more to learn from his orchestra than they do from him.
Dosimetric planning and plan analysis were performed in Pinnacle.
The Liverpool manager's programme notes had talked of: "returning the club to the pinnacle of the game, both domestically and in Europe," without suggesting that the journey would be complete by May.
But O'Sullivan believes the Olympics should be the clear pinnacle of a sport if it is to deserve its place on the programme.
X Games glory has traditionally been the pinnacle of a freeskier's career, but the introduction of slopestyle to the Olympic programme for Sochi has given Sheffield's Woods a new incentive.
The rise of international programmes may also reflect diminishing perceptions of the two-year, full-time course as the pinnacle of the MBA in America.
An investment bank, once the pinnacle of an MBA's ambition, also now tends to hire straight from undergraduate degrees, rather than business school programmes, as The Economist has previously noted.
"The pinnacle of success".
