Sentence examples for appealing programmes from inspiring English sources

And the BBC has said it will spend less on imported shows.Sex and the 3-DIf Sky simply offered more appealing programmes than its rivals, its grip on British audiences would be fairly secure.

Achieving impact could require either more investment in high-profile, ever more expensive celebrities, or a wider range of diverse and original programmes appealing to a broad spectrum of interests.

It had therefore cleared it with no restrictions, but recommended broadcasters should review it to check whether it should air in programmes appealing to children under nine years old.

Bring to bear your access to creative talent – which includes an entire writing and publishing industry – and think of a way to make book programmes appealing to a wider ranger of viewers.

Ministers believe they have set out a programme appealing to key women voters in marginal seats.

The £300m jobs programme, appealing to the electorate's demand for stronger welfare measures, will start in April and will be aimed at 200,000 jobseekers allowance claimants.

Young people we have consulted rated training as the most important thing we could offer to make our volunteering programme appealing.

Palin's programme was appealing because he shut up so that women experts could get a word in.

Over recent years, politicians such as Mr Khan have roused fierce opposition to the CIA programme by appealing to Pakistanis' sense of nationalism and accusing the US of violating the country's sovereignty.

Under his tenure as executive producer, attempts were made at modernising the programme and appealing to a younger audience by taking on the filmizing technique and introducing musical montage segments into each episode.

Under his tenure as executive producer, attempts were made at modernising the programme and appealing to a younger audience by taking on the filmising technique and introducing musical montage segments into each episode.