Sentence examples for programs are shown from inspiring English sources

A newer issue is compensation when films and television programs are shown on the Internet.

The company's magazines are published in 20 countries and Ms. Stewart's television programs are shown in 70 markets globally.

NOW TV, whose news programs are shown in Hong Kong but officially blocked on the mainland, showed of mounted police officers bearing down on Tibetan civilians.

Sports programs are shown to particular advantage on high-definition televisons because the higher aspect ratio allows for wider pictures that can, for example, show first and third base simultaneously.

The potential cumulative benefits of these programs are shown in this example in the report: "A service member who takes out $81,000 in loans for school will ultimately owe up to $101,000 after his in-school deferment.

In doing so, Ms. Stewart becomes the second prominent host of a daytime talk show to recently abandon syndication, in which recorded programs are shown by local network affiliates at a time of their choosing, in favor of one outlet that will show the program at the same time each day throughout the country.

These programs are showing outside investors that Latin America possesses abundant opportunities worth exploring.

The programs are showing promise, Cobbins said, but he noted they're still in their infancy.

The prediction results from the three programs were shown in Table S3.

With regard to MIS training the implementation into residency programs is shown to be troublesome [7, 8, 9].

14– 16 Furthermore, previous memory-training programs were shown to improve perceived healthiness.