Sentence examples for programme lost from inspiring English sources

And in 2001 ITV1's election night programme lost out to Big Brother.

"Taxpayers are footing the bill for these inflated drug prices, and my office is seeking to recover the money the Medicaid programme lost as a result of this deception and overpayment".

Dr Susan Jebb of the Medical Research Council found in a study that people in a WeightWatchers programme lost twice as much weight as those with GP care.

The programme lost federal funding in 1998, but since 2009 D.A.R.E. has used the acclaimed keepin' it REAL curriculum, a Penn State-developed drug-education programme targeting middle schoolers.

Half (50%) of the participants attending more than 70% of the programme lost 5% or more of their baseline weight compared with a quarter (23%) who attended fewer sessions (difference 26.5%, 95% CI 6.9 to 46.3, p=0.01).

6. ANSP programming is both a continuation of previous UNICEF activities and routines and a start of new and strategic activities and programmes 7. ANSP/UNICEF has in the various write-ups of the programme lost some of the original gist, and has also added new activities and outputs and dropped original ones.

But if the Grand Challenges programme loses that specificity, and gets buried in the groupthink which pervades the field of international do-goodery, then a valuable alternative approach will, from a scientific viewpoint, have been lost.

The space programme loses some of its best minds, and happens more slowly (or not at all?) The space race resulted in a breath-taking amount of scientific advancement and spinoff technology, one strand of which eventually led to time travel.

Although volunteer programmes are widely thought to be characterised by high attrition levels, the FCHV Programme loses fewer than 5% of its volunteers annually.

As the US space programme loses momentum with the retirement of the space shuttle, those of Ghana and Nigeria are just taking off.

The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) said despite a commitment to helping girls, too many aid programmes lost their focus on them and in some cases abandoned targets for helping girls altogether.