Sentence examples for programmes avoided from inspiring English sources
He explained that the idea came after a conversation with Daily Show host Jon Stewart, who thought there was a gap in late night for a show with more diverse views that tackled issues other programmes avoided or struggled with.
His manner was informal, and the programme avoided the patronising tradition of experts instructing the viewers.
Freund and Eskelinen's programme avoided the vast symphonic works most associated with Sibelius.
During the study period (1996 2011), the screening programme avoided 19.7%% of the deaths due to BC that would have occurred in a scenario without screening (Table 2).
In contrast to other peer mentoring schemes, 9 10 our programme avoided matching of mentors and mentees within one organisation, minimising risk of mentor bias (a perception of mentors as agents of the organisation) 21 and confidentiality breach.
On his watch, Iran agreed for the first time to stop enriching uranium and allowed more scrutiny of the programme, avoiding the risk of being referred to the UN security council and economic sanctions.
LB None of the women in this film (average age: 80) has had Botox or cosmetic surgery, and they're talking about style, so this could easily have gone down the saccharine route of "girl power!" But this programme avoids cliche thanks to the very different women featured.
Mrs Prado has exchanged her plastic shelter for a mud-and-bamboo house, and her husband, Nelson, is getting ready to market the pigs he has raised.One government programme avoids conflict by offering subsidised credit to poor farmers to buy land in the market.
Therefore, the robot programme avoids any individual adaptation of brushing movements and brushing force different from the set standard.
Achim Steiner, the head of the UN's environment programme, thinks avoided deforestation should be an easy thing to sell.
So a good idea would be a yoga programme which avoided the issues of style, but still gave a good fitness experience.
