Sentence examples for programs has grown from inspiring English sources

At museums on the radar of the home-schooled, demand for programs has grown markedly.

The pool of people eligible for affordable-housing programs has grown in recent years to include many in what was considered the middle class.

But interest in these programs has grown lately with the wider availability of microloans, or very small enterprise loans made to the poor.

For example, the number of children in religious-education classes has risen to 1,150 from 320 during his tenure, and the number of ministry programs has grown to 47 from 17.

During his tenure, enrollment in degree programs has grown to 9,800 students from 7,100, and the endowment has more than doubled, to $214 million from $90 million.

The compromise averted a political melee over redistribution, but because spending in these programs has grown relatively slowly in the last 20 years, it did little to eliminate the disparities.

Since then, AIDS programs have grown and proved successful beyond what we thought possible.

As its nuclear and missile programs have grown, this past week with a fifth nuclear test, that concern has grown more urgent.

"At Insead, both customized programs and open programs have grown fast in the last two years, particularly in Japan," said Mr. Majanen of Insead.

While virtually all paths to the classroom have seen declines since 2003, according to Mr. Fuller's analysis, for-profit alternative certification programs have grown by 23 percent.

Since then, calls for similar programs have grown louder.