Sentence examples for because of the broadcast from inspiring English sources

"He's going to be under more pressure than he should be because of the broadcast network," said Bob Wright, the former chief executive of NBC Universal who met with Mr. Burke several times over the last year.

In wireless networks, because of the broadcast nature of the wireless interface, we canot determine which edges can be eavesdropped.

Because of the broadcast nature of radio signals, it is natural to combine network coding method with cooperative diversity in wireless cooperative networks for better spectral efficiency.

Because of the broadcast nature of 802.11 MAC, a transmission can be received by all the other devices located in the sender's transmission range.

In reality, however, as for this wireless network, it is possible that the wiretapper can eavesdrop all the network linkages because of the broadcast nature of the wireless interface.

A hotel worker -- who asked to remain anonymous because of the broadcast ban -- said there had been three room cancellations in the first few hours after the attack. .

Because it was municipal money the bands were guaranteed payment regardless of numbers, and because of the broadcasts everyone did their best - with grand gestures, lights and everything - to put on a convincing performance for the viewers at home.

In fact, the Systemax name may be best known to many Long Islanders because of the frequently broadcast radio commercial aimed at potential business customers.

He said Geo had lost $25 million because of the cable broadcast suspension in Pakistan and it was "just thankful to be back on air".

Although VICE News and a number of other media outlets had already filed FOIA requests for the same documents, the NSA now began to discuss taking quick action because of the pending broadcast of NBC's interview.

Viewers apparently objected to the behaviour of Ross and Brand because of the bullying tone of the broadcast rather than the fact that swearing was used.