Sentence examples for programme showed that from inspiring English sources

Our study of the London Olympics 2012 construction programme showed that systems integration is one of the major challenges involved in delivery of a complex – "system of systems" or array – project.

The programme showed that lots of technical language was used in the midst of important conversations; saying "placement", instead of "home".

A report by the body's Global Humanitarian Assistance (GHA) programme showed that humanitarian assistance rose to $24.5bn£15.5bnbn) last year, an increase of 19% on 2013.

But figures obtained by the BBC's Scotland 2014 programme showed that in the past seven days Glasgow had received more than 9,000 applications, Renfrewshire 5,000, and Shetland and Orkney almost 1,000.

Berridge also referred to the recent documentary about the Baby P case, saying the programme showed that social workers were put under the media spotlight in a way that health professionals and the police were not.

Figures for the first year of the work programme showed that just two in every 100 people who enrolled in the scheme had been employed for six months or more.

The stability programme shows that the prime minister has so far resisted such pressure.

But the take-up of the programme shows that equity-sharing could be popular.

A poll for the BBC's Daily Politics programme shows that 31% of voters believe that he has "lost the public's confidence and should resign".

Mumbai's anti-malaria programme shows that proactive interventions can not only prevent infections but can also quickly deal with cases that come in.

The latest figures from the school measurement programme shows that one in five children in England is obese in year 6, the last year of primary school.