Sentence examples for broadcast results from inspiring English sources

At the ABC network, lower broadcast results were hurt by higher programming and program production expenses, including higher costs for the Super Bowl broadcast.

With some regret for Mitropoulos's magnificent conducting, my choice falls to the Koch, partly because the recording quality of this radio broadcast results in a vividness of sound and text that make this like a radio play, and partly because Rysanek (in her first outing in the role of Chrysothemis, before she made her stage debut in it in 1954) and Ms. Varnay are, quite simply, perfection.

Our package has a function that is responsible to consume an online web-service, which checks and renders the broadcast results as a web page.

Mr. Murrow's broadcast resulted in Mr. Radulovich's reinstatement.

The broadcast resulted in thousands of complaints to the BBC, and was criticized by Prime Minister Gordon Brown Mr. Brandd later resigned, as did two Radio 2 executives.

Though ratings continue to be down in comparison with those for previous games, Monday's Olympics broadcast resulted in one of its better performances so far.

One of the programmes he broadcast resulted in a House of Lords legal battle, prompted by a steadfast refusal to reveal the identity of a source of stolen confidential documents.

The broadcast resulted in a widespread societal concern, with interested parties (parents, sports clubs, ministries, municipalities, public health services) demanding answers on the safety, on whether or not to close down the pitches, and on what precautionary measures to take.

In addition to the NDPTF logo and other NDPTF graphics displayed behind the podium, the GOD TV logo and website information appeared throughout the broadcast, resulting in the military's promotion of a second non-federal entity.

A press release from World in Action was issued the day before the broadcast, resulting in Pusztai and the Rowett Institute receiving numerous phone calls from government, industrial, non-governmental and media organisations.

They found that the number of teen-age suicides jumped by about 7percentt in the 7 days after each of the broadcasts, resulting in nearly 3 extra suicides nationwide per program, or 110 more suicides than would otherwise be expected in the years covered in the study.