Sentence examples for audience broadcast from inspiring English sources

The same qualities earned credibility with L.A.'s vast audience," broadcast veteran Warren Olney wrote in nominating the longtime broadcaster for the Society of Professional Journalists' Helen Thomas Lifetime Achievement Award, which Chambers received in 2006.

The programme is for a Chinese audience, broadcast nationwide.

In its own newscasts this afternoon, the Voice of America, which describes life in the United States and promotes the virtues of democracy and equality in dozens of languages to a worldwide audience, broadcast the story of its own shortcomings.

On Thursday, Obama will be hosting a live town-hall discussion where he will answer questions from the audience, broadcast live at 8pm ET. But whether Obama can actually do anything on gun control without the approval of lawmakers remains to be seen.

At a time of ever-atomizing audiences, broadcast television's slice may be smaller, but it is still the biggest slice.

Unlike the movie business or the premium cable industry (of which HBO is emblematic), which charge for their products and have much smaller, more homogeneous audiences, broadcast TV aims to attract the tens of million of Americans who might watch CBS (or ABC or NBC or Fox) on any given night.

And to get down to the nitty-gritty, Kraut et al. reported in 2015 that "Receiving targeted, composed communication from strong ties was associated with improvements in well-being while viewing friends' wide-audience broadcasts and receiving one-click feedback were not".

The audience for broadcast television is shrinking.

The match was taped in front of an audience and broadcast on television.

The overall audience of broadcast television, for example, has diminished, as cable networks and other entertainment choices proliferated.

Each of these things could already have been streamed in real-time to a small or static audience, or broadcast, after a time-delay, to a larger one.