Sentence examples for programming shifted from inspiring English sources

Brad Adgate, the senior vice president for research at Horizon Media, said that cable networks anticipated lower viewership when programming shifted to cable.

It is perhaps no coincidence that the channel missed out on the corporation's Olympic ratings bonanza, with BBC1 and BBC3 carrying London 2012 coverage while regular programming shifted to BBC2 in the evenings.

It is unclear why and when the "Sons and Daughters" program shifted from a safeguard into a liability.

The tone of the program shifted between celebration and reflection; Mr. Robinson, in a peculiar choice, performed "Abraham, Martin and John," Dion DiMucci's elegy for murdered leaders.

The program shifted a sizable portion of new municipal debt — an estimated $185 billion — into the taxable market from early 2009 to the end of 2010.

Mr. Bush has said his investment would be significant but more modest, increasing spending by $13 billion over five years, with money for his "portability" program shifted from existing education programs for poor students.

Under Mr. Closkey's leadership, the building program shifted to a market-driven model, with housing prices rising as more homes in the area were rehabilitated and the neighborhood improved.

This was clear, extroverted playing, so it wasn't as startling as it might have been when the program shifted to Leslie Uggams's big-boned renditions of four songs that were hits for the great Lena Horne, a Bedford-Stuyvesant native.

In 2006 the program shifted to a quarterly samplingof bulk tanks.

The Cash For Clunkers program shifted future demand for new cars to the summer, and helped Ford Motor post a billion dollar profit for the July-September period.

This program shifted in 1977 to a full cash benefit system later, first using food stamps to act as cash and later an Electronic Benefit Transfer program.