Sentence examples for programs which led from inspiring English sources
It delivers Gateway machines and free Microsoft programs, which led to a widespread perception that Gates was using his philanthropy to expand the market for Microsoft, much the way tobacco companies hook adolescents on cigarettes.
The audit said the contract had ballooned to more than $628 million in part because there was no clear blueprint for the programs, which led to frequent extensions and cost overruns.
Certain categories of people were being given "scores" by computer programs, which led to their being charged more for car insurance, paying higher interest rates on credit cards, getting disqualified from jobs, or receiving longer prison terms — all because of arithmetic.
It should be noted, however, that the clinical development programs which led to the approval of IFNβ did not define its mechanism of action.
Our results are in disagreement with earlier studies with other weight loss programs, which led to decreased BMC and BMD and accelerated bone turnover.
Moreover, imatinib development was one of the first successes of medicinal chemistry screening programs, which led to the in-depth characterization of a small-molecule inhibitory compound against an oncogenically active tyrosine kinase (Lydon, 2009).
Students must demonstrate sound biblical and theological knowledge before being admitted to Wheaton's graduate programs, which lead to doctoral and master's degrees in clinical psychology and biblical and theological studies and master's degrees in other areas.
In contrast, patients with a more favorable survival prognosis may benefit from decompressive surgery or from longer-course radiotherapy programs, which lead to better local control of MSCC than single-fraction or short-course irradiation [ 3, 4].
There she became interested in the new field of computer programming, which led her to the corporation International Business Machines IBMM) in 1956.
After serving in the Air Force, he told interviewers, he was adrift until he entered a community college film program, which led him to the U.C.L.A. film school.
Nearly out of money, she was hired as host on "PM Magazine," a Los Angeles news program, which led to a job in 1981 as co-host of Regis Philbin's first national talk show.
