Sentence examples for the programme poses from inspiring English sources

Yes, absolutely we should do the show, because now the questions the programme poses become even more resonant, even more socially pertinent.

Instead of asking 'How can we help you?' the programme poses the question, 'How can you help yourselves?'.

The programme posed the question – what has happened since?

A recent trailer for the programme posed typically blunt questions: "Why is it that when an Arab leader dies, people moan and wail as if the nation can't live without him?

The evaluations indicate that designing and implementing a competency-based assessment programme poses quite a challenge and demands intensive preparation and perseverance.

However, his departure from the programme would pose huge challenges for the BBC.

This upgraded programme posed a threat to the Lince programme.

For the programme two reporters posed as the mother and brother of a 14-year-old girl who was due to be married to a 20-year-old man she had met once.

And it was a man who asked: "Why are there so few women on the board?" The directors must have been most grateful when, late in the programme, an elderly gentleman posed the rhetorical question: "What are we all complaining about?

the simple answer to the question posed on the programme and to the challenge by Andrew Neil is 'no, global warming has not stopped.'.

Monkey's continuing campaign to highlight "nugs" (plugs for programmes posing as news items) may have given the impression that BBC Radio 4's Today programme has the monopoly on creativity in that particular field, so it's important to pay tribute to solid achievement elsewhere.