Sentence examples for shift in programming from inspiring English sources
While the film clips are not available on line, CALL IT HOME on Mosaic is a dense encapsulation of stills from the disc providing documentation of a major shift in programming housing, land and infrastructure from 1934-1960.
But while she believes bigger structural solutions are definitely needed to properly secure sensitive data in the cloud era, she also cautions against hoping for too radical a shift in programming techniques.
The change, Isken said, isn't meant to signal a shift in programming.
The shift in programming strategy is bound to be watched in Washington, where WWOR, broadcast on Channel 9, has been under regulatory scrutiny for years.
Should Hindery succumb to political pressure from his close friends in the Obama White House and throughout the Democratic Party, we could see a shift in programming, which would further alienate loyal viewers".
Austin's climate effectively prohibited such a late date, and this year the Games coincided with the start of the N.B.A. finals and the Stanley Cup, in early June, a shift in programming that some action-sports partisans took as a slight, indicating a reduced commitment on ESPN's part, after a difficult 2013.
I read with interest "A Policy Shift in Programs for the Gifted Is Abandoned" (news article, Dec. 20), reporting that New York City would continue its sibling-preference policy for gifted and talented programs.
With networks basing most of their advertising rates on how many young adult viewers they reach, shifts in programming taste among that group put special pressure on network programmers to respond.
But in the last year, E! has grappled with a string of messy departures and shifts in programming.
We suspect that it is a reflection of recent shifts in program development where there has been a major focus on antiretroviral treatment of HIV infection and a corresponding allocation of resources to HIV/AIDS programs.
The last great shift in computer programming was object orientation.
