Sentence examples for pre-eminent program from inspiring English sources

He graciously called her "the greatest women's basketball coach who ever lived," but Tuesday's victory reaffirmed UConn as the country's pre-eminent program.

This is a man who has become a fixture in the basketball coaching fraternity and Kansas is a pre-eminent program, clearly a contender for the N.C.A.A. championship every year.

William G. Murray, executive director of student and administrative services, called the college "the pre-eminent program in naval architecture and marine engineering in the country," yet admitted it was unknown outside the engineering world.

Instead, Lusetich writes, "McIlroy is more like the next Phil Mickelson: a player with stratospheric talent but one whose disposition — and dedication — means he can be either brilliant or, as someone close to McIlroy so colorfully puts it, 'rubbish.' " There is no question about which women's basketball team is "the country's pre-eminent program," Jeré Longman writes in The New York Times.

Cranston said that the university expects the next executive director to build upon Ybarra's substantial efforts and provide the leadership necessary to retain the center's position as the pre-eminent program of its kind in the country, and possibly the world.

"I was a very early believer in the value of content, and these new strategic relationships with two of the pre-eminent programming and distribution platforms in the world help position us to take the company to the next level," Mr. Rachesky said in a statement.

Rybka, the pre-eminent software program that is commercially available, was the winner.

"We're the pre-eminent basketball program in the country and if we want a premier coach, then that may be what it takes to get it done," Barnhart said.

Yemin Orde is the pre-eminent residential program for at-risk youth in Israel.

For many years, the Dallas and Baltimore County campuses had the pre-eminent chess programs in the country.

Students are also welcome to pursue studies in Columbia's pre-eminent language programs in Sanskrit, Tibetan and Korean.