Sentence examples for programming has drawn from inspiring English sources

His programming has drawn an average of 38% new visitors to each show.

"Showtime has become a high-growth, high-margin business for CBS in recent years, as successful original programming has drawn in more subscribers," David C. Joyce, a media industry analyst for Miller Tabak, said in an e-mail message.

The program has drawn criticism from veterans, however, who call it too limited in scope.

This season, despite a lack of snow, the club's youth program has drawn nine participants.

However, the program has drawn criticism over the kind of data it collects from users.

But in recent years, the program has drawn complaints from students about low wages and unexpectedly difficult work conditions.

The staggering cost of the program has drawn renewed attention, as the Obama administration and Congressional Republicans wrangle over ways to cut the deficit.

The program has drawn criticism from conservative and liberal groups that argue that it is too expensive and allows districts to pick winners and losers in the marketplace.

So far the program has drawn only about half of that population in the state's individual market, according to Connector officials.

But over the last month, the program has drawn a growing outcry from some lawmakers and economists, demanding an early end for Help to Buy.

The program has drawn criticism because, unlike many housing grant programs, it offers the highest grants to families that are very well off.