Sentence examples for potent programming from inspiring English sources

The Yankees provide the most potent programming on MSG.

Cablevision is unhappy that MSG lost the Yankees rights to YES, taking away its most potent programming.

NBC's most potent programming weapon, "The Voice," ended its season with a flourish Tuesday night, improving by about 16 percent over last year's finale, which aired against much weaker competition.

The showdown in the 10 p.m. slot occupied by "ER" is an extension of the Thursday night face-off that began in late January when CBS moved its most potent programming weapon, the reality hit "Survivor II," to Thursday at 8, accompanied at 9 by its most successful new series of the season, the crime drama "C.S.I".

When a potent program like Northwestern infiltrates another region, local college coaches can be left looking over their shoulders.

Time Warner Chief Executive Jeffrey Bewkes said Saturday that AT&T -- with more than 100 million cell phone customers -- provided a potent platform to deliver Time Warner's programming to consumers.

Underscoring how potent cable programming has become, AMC's zombie series "The Walking Dead" completed its fall season Sunday night with higher ratings in the most important audience category for advertisers — viewers between the ages of 18 and 49 — than any show on the broadcast networks.

"Millionaire" has been the most potent new program on television since the entry of "E.R".

Education reform could be the most potent antipoverty program in the country, and Ms. Rhee represents the vanguard in this struggle to try new tools to revive American schools.

Senescence is a potent anticarcinogenic program and the process of neoplastic transformation involves series of events that allow cells to bypass senescence by inactivation of senescence associated pathways.

CBS had the top-rated new series in "2 Broke Girls," and will own two of the most potent nights of programming next season in the A.F.C. championship game and the Super Bowl.