Sentence examples for prestigious programs from inspiring English sources

It's a brand new era for one of the nation's most prestigious programs.

The results released on Wednesday showed that even some of the country's most prestigious programs have room for improvement.

In Tuscaloosa, Alabama will play host to U.C.L.A. in a matchup of prestigious programs coming off poor seasons.

The most prestigious programs -- Bank Street College of Education, Columbia, Harvard -- attract the best students, but most teachers do not come from these.

That is a far cry from the 1960's, when some of Lockheed's most prestigious programs were tied to space exploration.

"A nice conviction if you can afford it" might be the response of faculty working in less prestigious programs, and not everyone who teaches creative writing agrees about the irrelevance of the job.

So the direct investment in a prestigious program is at least $75,000 to $100,000.

Like Penn State, the Fighting Irish have a prestigious program with problems.

Prominent shows like "Oprah" and "Ellen" have historically commanded fees on top of an advertising split, with all-barter deals reserved for less prestigious programming.

The inner workings of the prestigious program, known as Chase Private Client, provide rare insights into JPMorgan's wealth management business, which is central to the bank's growth strategy.

Around that time, the brothers attended the City College of New York, where both were part of a prestigious program, Sophie Davis, that puts high-achieving local students on a fast track to medical school.