Sentence examples for prolific programs from inspiring English sources

But the vast majority of student-athletes do not play in these programs, competing instead for institutions with smaller budgets and less prolific programs.

Using an as-of-yet-undisclosed technique, the artist mutates four of TV's most prolific programs into a maddening funhouse of stretched protagonists, anatomical incorrectness, and brain-meltingly scrambled audio.

When this episode was being produced, The Bachelorette was a bigger and more prolific program than when this episode was originally broadcast.

A follower said that the Eagles are struggling largely because the offense misses the running back Montel Harris, who is one of the most prolific rushers in program history.

The troubles are a rare setback for Mr. Burnett, who is one of the most prolific producers of reality programming.

The Cameron government has said that the benefits programs are so prolific that billions of dollars go unclaimed because Britons are unaware the programs exist.

Dave McClure, the founder and public face of 500 Startups — one of the most prolific and best-known accelerator programs for early stage companies — has stepped away from managing the firm he set up and largely built in his own image.

Jim was one of the network's most prolific contributors, appearing on CNBC programming at least 30 times a week.

While there are other guides for disease management programs, none are as prolific as the Chronic Care Model; as such, the elements of the CCM will be used in this paper as a definition of the elements of disease management.

"But it is hard to see how this policy would work if Netflix's original programming slate becomes more prolific".

If you've had the feeling that Elliott Carter has been particularly prolific lately, an essay in the program book for a concert by Axiom at Alice Tully Hall on Monday evening confirmed it.