Sentence examples for argued that the network from inspiring English sources
The president of ESPN, John Skipper, argued that the network was trying to protect Lee from "social hectoring and trolling".
And NBC has repeatedly argued that the network does not broadcast the Games for the hard-core sports fan but for casual fans, especially women.
The analysis indicates that the integrator approach is both less efficient and effective and it is argued that the network carriers should preferably operate with separate entities.
Jebreal heatedly argued that the network was still heavily tilted in favor of Israeli guests and Israeli perspectives.
Earlier this week, Ted Koppel, who reports for "Rock Center," argued that the network needed to support Williams and the newsmagazine more.
He argued that the network had a biased opinion towards Catholicism and that, had the scene mentioned a different religion, it would have been accepted.
Affiliated station owners have argued that the networks have already become dangerously powerful, and allowing them to gobble up more stations would diminish the power of local broadcasters to resist network mandated policies.
He and other television writer-producers have long argued that the networks must relax their standards on language, sexuality and general realism because serious shows on cable are drawing large audiences away from broadcast networks.
To be clear, he said "no one's throwing out pre-roll," but he argued that the networks are "trying to find a new mix" — so perhaps these ads allow them to run fewer interruptive ads.
Putnam [ 32] also argued that the networks that constitute social capital also serve as conduits for the flow of helpful information.
