Sentence examples for program shortly from inspiring English sources
The company ended the program shortly thereafter.
Silent Circle, another encrypted communications service, shut down and deleted its email program shortly after Lavabit.
Dr. Kase founded the Mount Sinai program shortly after a national report on physician preparation questioned the single-minded focus on hard science.
Plushchenko, the reigning European champion, performed his free program shortly after 10 a.m. and promptly fell while attempting a quadruple jump.
Experts from the Air Force, Army, Navy, Veterans Administration (now the Department of Veterans Affairs and Atomic Energy Commissionn met to establish the program shortly after the cleanup.
When Mayor Giuliani briefed commissioners on his workfare program shortly after taking office, Mr. Stern requested as many bodies as he could get.
The other broadcast networks, all of which fare far better on Mondays, resumed entertainment programming shortly after the president finished speaking.
But the senators seemed anything but mollified, signaling instead that they would still oppose Ms. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, if she is nominated by President Obama, even after she conceded errors in the account of the assault she gave on Sunday morning television programs shortly after it occurred in September.
To answer this question we use linear programming (shortly LP), which is an efficient technique for finding a solution of optimization problems: to minimize or maximize a linear objective function subject to linear equality/inequality constrains [7].
In early 1942, Fisher and John J. McCloy were assigned to assist implementation of the United States War Department's legal activities for the Japanese American internment programs shortly after the United States entered World War II.
The new mandate is the result of efforts by Kuo, a veteran of Los Angeles' AFI Fest now three years into the New York job, and Kent Jones, a Film Society veteran who ascended to the top post of NYFF's director of programming shortly after last year's edition.
