Sentence examples for serious programme from inspiring English sources

"Question Time is a serious programme," said one viewer, Chris Nicholson.

Top of the list must be improving their sclerotic economies, best done through a serious programme of liberalisation and deregulation.

But they cannot be replaced by efficient modern ones, which would look out of place.A serious programme of repairs will be hard and expensive.

Growth could be quicker if a serious programme of pro-investment reforms were undertaken, but there is no likelihood of this for the moment.

And yet going by the attention Russell Brand seems to get whenever he appears on a serious programme like Newsnight, there appears to be tremendous appetite for his peculiar brand of 'Revolution'.

But the Treasury's reluctance to earmark specific taxes for specific purposes prevents ministers from making a similar bargain.In the absence of both road pricing and a serious programme of road building, it is not clear how ministers plan to unclog the roads.

But can we please have our serious programmes back.

Omnibus only perished when the American television networks headed for Hollywood, leaving serious programmes to ill-funded public broadcasting stations.

"I started off in the days when you could do serious programmes and they were in peak time," recalls McKerrow.

"My dad read The Guardian and watched World in Action and all those serious programmes, but he was totally self taught.

When Canada and New Zealand top-sliced public broadcasters to give cash to others, it failed because they couldn't find commercial channels willing to show serious programmes.