Sentence examples for programmed against from inspiring English sources

"Uprising" has the misfortune of being programmed against the twice-delayed Emmy broadcast on CBS.

The opening ceremony of "The Bachelor Winter Games," on ABC — a four-episode edition of the courtship tournament programmed against the Olympiad — featured a parade in Manchester, Vermont.

"Fastlane" is pure fluff, but it has the qualities of a fluffy hit: it's slick, it's fun and it's smartly programmed against "The West Wing," which gets an older audience.

"Despite the fact that we are programmed against ourselves," he says, "with almost seven or eight of our events happening at the same time in some instances, we have sold more than 90percentt of our seats and may in fact sell out the entire event".

On a different delivery platform, the content capsules could become programmed against advertisements when the content market becomes more robust.

Adaptive Blue has already programmed against hundreds of popular sites in these verticals, but the tool is also quite good at determining context of new sites.

"We've been competing against a huge show, and we've counter-programmed against that," said Mike Renda, vice president and general manager of the Fox-owned WFLD-Channel 32.

The collaboration will focus on making it easier for PHP developers to program against Windows Server 2003 and in the future Longhorn.

Likewise I think the iPhone has been very successful in terms of having a common set of controls and metaphors to program against.

Unlike the hum of a 737 engine, it's not the kind of consistent sound it's easy to program against.

Walking on Sunshine is a movie counter-programmed against the dog days of summer, a jukebox musical fanatically selling a feelgood stereotypical hen-night vibe with miscellaneous 1980s hits.