Sentence examples for stable programs from inspiring English sources

One factor for the rise of midmajors that will be pointed to is how the rise of one-and-done players in college basketball has helped smaller and more stable programs thrive because of their veteran players and continuity.

"Louisiana has had one of the most stable programs out there," said Mulhearn, whose studio housed the movies "Fantastic Four" and "Oblivion".

Those statistics could be a prelude to an onslaught of athlete lawsuits that would egregiously effect the NCAA's bottom line (not to mention the direct ramifications to individual conferences and schools which could potentially shut down entire programs leaving only the elite, financially stable programs standing).

Interestingly, one of the most stable programs (R-SOM, ARI = 1.0) had the worst accuracy when the data was centered (ARI = 0.54), indicating that being more stable does not necessarily give you a better answer.

Only about 14% of the 2,000 active permits in Mexico are Type 4 forestry programs, 1 and most of these are communities that had initiated stable programs in the early 1980s (Ramirez 2005, personal communication).

First, communities that had created stable programs in the 1980s continued to grow and expand, training local foresters, strengthening community governance institutions, acquiring infrastructure, and even attaining FSC certification.

Fox News Channel, the top-rated cable news network, has benefited in recent years from having a stable programming schedule while CNN and MSNBC have made multiple changes.

Fox News Channel, the top-rated cable news network, has benefited in recent years from a stable programming schedule, while CNN and MSNBC have made multiple on-camera changes.

The group has produced five versions of the Explorer browser and has steadily erased Netscape's lead by producing a stable program with a range of features.

Stoops will look forward to watching videotape of the Orange Bowl and planning to repeat as champion with what he calls a "strong, stable" program.

This column provides an overview of principles from the STABLE Program, which guides clinicians in providing postresuscitation care and pretransport stabilization for compromised newborns.