Sentence examples for broadcast less from inspiring English sources

Its impact can't be disentangled from the timing of its first broadcast, less than two months after 11 September 2001.

Since the start of the crisis, as unemployment has ticked up, Americans have broadcast less trust in government and more trust in business.

Instead, she said that the timing of the segment -- it was broadcast less than a week after she obtained the bulk of the documents -- was dictated not by her but by her superiors, including Mr. Heyward.

Yes, the BBC may broadcast less outright misinformation, but as a scientist and a citizen, I still feel let down by its continually careless handling of climate denial - most recently two weeks ago.

A 2010 USC Annenberg School report showed that in the average 30-minute local news broadcast, less than 30 seconds is devoted to hard local government news, including reporting on political campaigns.

The reduced induction of leaf volatiles seems to indicate that flowering plants "broadcast" less cues to foraging natural enemies (although these cues appear to remain herbivore-specific), and that the reduced attraction of C. glomerata wasps could be generalized to other types of natural enemies.

While Russia's two other national television networks are effectively state-controlled, NTV appeared to most press critics here to maintain its position as an outsider, reasonably free to broadcast less-than-flattering reports on the government and politics.

It points up the relationship between constraint and creativity; and it suggests that technological change making the broadcast medium less important also makes broadcast regulation less problematic.

He knew broadcast journalists less well, with the exception of BBC director general Mark Thompson, who was a close neighbour.

No major network could accommodate Mr. Brown's fierce ambition to anchor a national broadcast, much less to do so in his idiosyncratic way.

The clip, which lasts for almost six minutes, was broadcast online less than a week after Mr Cantlie's first appearance on screen, where he made it clear he was making the films under duress.