Sentence examples for programs lost from inspiring English sources

The two programs lost all momentum from national championships because of scandals in the 1980s.

Big East programs lost a comfortable partner in Marinatto, who, as a former Providence athletic director, knew their perspective.

Inflation-adjusted spending per child also declined; partly as a result, several programs lost ground on quality standards (as monitored by site visits).

The number of collegiate wrestling programs lost to Title IX compliance is staggering; this is especially alarming because, since 1993, wrestling has been a rapidly growing sport at the high-school level.

Teams from the Bronx High School of Science, Brooklyn Technical High School and Stuyvesant High School, all renowned for high-performing math programs, lost to Staples, whose math-team membership of 12 to 15 seesaws from month to month.

But with the move towards Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses, the diarrheal disease control programs lost leadership at the country level and interest at the global level.

But the programs lose money.

In the Y programs, UnitedHealth will pay on the basis of how many people participate as well as how much weight the people in the programs lose.

Such is the big time, where the newcomers take a beating and a vast majority of established football programs lose money just like their lesser-level brethren.

"They spend two years trying to get these dogs ready to go, and then most programs lose 7 out of 10," he said.

Now, more than ever, teams like Gonzaga and Southern Illinois can push deeper into the tournament, given the way elite programs lose their prized recruits to the pros.