Sentence examples for a time when network from inspiring English sources
Also in question is whether the companies eventually even needed such long-term contracts at a time when network capacity was in ample supply.
At $2.2 million per episode, "Law & Order" is more than three times cheaper to produce than "Friends" — no small matter at a time when network ratings and ad revenues are plunging.
The honours are likely to come in for criticism at a time when Network Rail executives are under intense political pressure over the disruption, particularly the cancellation of services out of London King's Cross.
"Thirtysomething," which began on ABC in 1987, also stood out right away: it was a knowing, humorous and realistic soap opera about yuppie angst at a time when network schedules were cluttered with over-the-top "Dallas" knockoffs, including "Knots Landing" and "Dynasty".
The decisions come at a time when networks are having a hard time attracting sponsors to their 9/11 programs.
Chiller is reminder of a time when networks weren't afraid of giving horror writers free rein.
Still, such data is more avidly analyzed than ever, at a time when networks are grasping for ways to keep viewers engaged with their televisions amid an ever-increasing number of other entertainment choices.
The move comes at a time when networks are experimenting with ways to reach viewers, from DVD's to downloads to computers and iPods - technologies disproportionately used by younger consumers.
Power law statistics have been observed in early development at a time when networks are thought to be purely excitatory [32, 59].
Dish threw its hat in the ring in April, long after Softbank and Sprint confirmed their betrothal, at a time when networks were consolidating all over the place.
Strangely, there was no session scheduled for that program, this at a time when networks made every effort to include all new series and most returning shows during their TCA days.
